In the core of this film, the ideological core of this film is to give a big mouth to the straight men who think of masculinity. Those men who think that women will only shop for beauty and need the "rain and dew favor" of men, such as the male protagonist Caesar, are under the conditions of providing material life. Basically, Violet is used as a high-level prostitute, giving alms and taking possession of her body as a benefactor. From the perspective of Violet, using Caesar as her springboard, it is clear that their relationship is just using each other. , As they said at the final showdown, It's all about business.
Violet is a smart woman who knows what she wants . She can seduce Corky who happened to meet in the elevator and drag her into the water (this is also the title bound, The origin of the meaning of bondage), preparing to plan to escape, she described sex with Caesar as work, and used the hapless 20 million dollars that liked her as a guarantee for the rest of her life. When men feel that a woman is nothing but a man’s appendage and a “favor” that depends on the man, Violet proves with her secret action that you men are the playthings, and the woman behind the scenes is the think tank that drives everything, even without Men can also meet their physical needs. In the end, Violet gave Michael a kiss, saying that there is always a case in life, to leave a way out for himself.
On the surface, these gangster men are fighting each other, but in fact they have been calculated by two women who they don't even look at. Caesar thinks that women are playthings and sex tools, and they have to kneel and lick their money. (It is also the idea of many big men with cancer. They think that if you can’t talk about business with women, women should give birth at the right age and concentrate on raising children at home.) This is when Caesar pointed a gun at Corky, and Corky slowly turned around. Caesar's jaw was shocked. When he was about to fall, he realized that he was playing him by someone he had never seen directly. When I saw that episode, I squeezed a lot of sweat in my hand, and I felt that Corky was definitely over, but fortunately, there was a big reversal later, happy ending!
The issue of homosexuality in the 1990s is also a relatively new topic. The two women are always full of highlights. While serving as a carrier of desire, they also leave a lingering sound for people to think about.
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