When I first saw the title, I thought of Kill Bill.
After reading it, I realized that it is an advanced form of slightly violent aesthetics + Psycopath, which is more emotional.
There are no lines in the first two minutes, the camera replaces the narrative, but the heroine's proper High-functioning sociopath personality has not escaped.
Then I found out that it was produced by BBC America, and I said that the sense of the picture, the BGM, the tone, and the force of the TV show, I only take it for the BBC.
Talk about the plot: the two heroines, the drama version of the game "Police" to catch "thieves". The rhythm is very fast, the lunch box is received every minute, and there is no side storyline, so the tension is full. During the second brush, I found that almost every scene and line in every play was a foreshadowing or an innuendo to the character of the protagonist.
Let’s talk about the next character: the heroine NO.1—Eve, a neuropath in the social sense. Because I myself have a little mild anxiety neurosis. So I’m not very interested in Eve’s social neurotic personality.
Heroine No.2—Villanelle, pyscopath on biology
To borrow a book review:
She is the perfect assassin.
She is Villanelle. Without conscience. Without guilt. Without weakness.
In my words:
She is inpulsive and Scheming, naive and ruthless. She's a fancy murderer and dazzling thriller.
Speaking of actors, in addition to the character set Charming, Villanelle's actors are also in line with my aesthetics. They are licking Jodie Comer's face all the time. Jodie Comer is an actor of 173cm/60kg, with face and flesh. Is this the hormone for walking? , enough to subvert the traditional aesthetic of skinny, haha.
Finally, let’s talk about the world view. This film has no value output, the plot is the plot, No judgements. But it has a little philosophical beauty of Freudian psychoanalysis. Some film critics say that Villanelle is a typical oral personality, haha, I won't start talking about it.
Recommended for people with the same aesthetic ☺️
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