At first, I watched this drama with the mentality of watching the war. At the end, I really did not expect that I would cry like that. At first I really thought this was just an annual drama... It was still too naive. I found that my tears have been very strange recently. Watching my dad in the theater, I cried a lot. Although I personally think the film is great, I don’t think there is anything that pokes tears. However, at home at home watching two women tearing each other, in the end, they snot and cry. I cried like a dog and couldn't stop it. Only then did I know that Hollywood was like that. Maybe now as well. more distressed. I thought that a Young and Beautiful song would tell the whole of their lives. Will you still love me, when I'm no longer, young and beautiful. I know you will, I know you will, I know that you will. Please don't forget them. do not want. Definitely not. They were also very youthful. They were also beautiful. Finally, I love bald more. His plays are always worth thinking about. It was he who let me know that it turned out that in that era when I thought there were so many goddesses, women were so hard. Betty and Joan could have laughed at their feud. That was their original intention. It was Hollywood, with its men, who made them what they were. They weren't like that. They were toyed with and ridiculed, but had to suffer silently. When they grow old and even die, even their most beloved daughters only speak ill of each other. They had to soak in their loneliness and talk about this life. They deserve better. It's just that the world doesn't allow it. We should be glad that we were born in an era when feminism really began to be valued. The last time I cried so hard seemed to be when I heard the news of Heath's death. In short, it is still the same sentence, independent girls should be self-improvement. They did it. But this is by no means the ending they deserved.
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