Jackie (the first lady) is still my first choice when it comes to swooping down on Mystery and Wonder Boy. Even if it is a year late, the film that uses history to lay love eggs is still very useful.
In the United States, the Kennedy assassination incident is probably the most popular topic of discussion. "Jackie" provides another way of interpreting the truth from the perspective of the first lady. Although it is somewhat deliberate and even futile, it is a signal that mainstream values positively affirm Kennedy's historical status. Coupled with the title of the most topical woman in history, the film has no lack of storytelling.
The style of the whole film is depressing. The streets, the cabin, the hearse, the cemetery, and the White House all show the struggle between humanity and politics, running through the emotional pull between the ordinary wife who lost her lover and the first lady who lost the president, trying to express The responsibility and love of being a wife. Undecided, she began to defend her husband's dignity behind her, and resisted the arrangement of others to take a cup of tea.
It's another Natalie Portman show, I admit. With both the grace of "Queen" and the tenacity of "Iron Lady", sitting on the freshness of "This Killer is Not Too Cold" and the loneliness of "Black Swan", 34-year-old Natalie plays 34-year-old Jacqueline. Attractive women intertwined in time and space are integrated. The dream of being the mother of the country at the beginning, the fright of two gunshots, the hardships of handling the funeral, the desolation of moving out of the White House, everything was restored by the amazing Portman! From off-the-shoulder lace dresses to green retro dresses, from navy blue pajamas to aqua blue bathrobes, from pink Chanel to black gauze, she controls all fashion shows one by one. How can one be strong and sad. The words sounded in my ears: God took Hepburn and left us Natalie!
There are two kinds of women, one who wants to be in power in the world, and one who wants to be in power in bed. Jackie, who has been fighting with Xiaosan all her life, can tolerate Monroe or remarry the ship king. Everyone knows that she is a fashion vane, but they don't know that she is a bookworm literary and art control. "Exquisiteness is more important than luxury", this is the truth that belongs to Jackie.
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