Absolute stunner!

Marquise 2022-04-22 07:01:49

Lee's acting is so good, how can the action be so natural! Absolute woman, absolute stunner! Without feeling awkward at all. A man who is 195cm can play a woman so well, it's amazing to me. It was so much fun watching Lee bouncing around on stage. All his shots feel so natural.

I like the way when he and Da Bing first met and asked him to come over for a barbecue and ran after him. Why was his waist so white, thin and tender. It's a pity that the chest looks fake, not so elastic and not soft. But I haven't been able to find the seam, I don't know where to start it, it really looks like a whole piece of skin. But if it can be seen from the film that it is pasted, then the makeup is too unskilled.

The story itself is simple and the plot is completely predictable. After all, the real story is put on the big screen, and the reality is so cruel, like the end of the story.

It's a shame that this film was nominated for a Golden Globe but didn't get it, I think Lee's woman is better than Hilary Swank's boy in Boys Don't Cry. The latter took the little golden man back.

Maybe it's the same TV show produced by Showtime, maybe it's transgender, maybe it's the two-person drama "Guardians", which makes me think Kate Moenning is really similar to him. But Kate is a woman after all. Playing a male-to-female transgender is still not as real and convincing as Lee's. Of course, the male-to-female character in "Crossing America" ​​was also played by an actress, and she acted very well. I once doubted the gender of the lead actor. But go and see Ha Lixiu that is the most real. I digress... In short, I hope Lee will have better works in the future, I feel that he has been a little bit backward recently...

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Soldier's Girl quotes

  • Barry Winchell): You're not like the other girls.

    Calpernia Addams: That's an understatement!

  • Calpernia Addams: [voiceover] I'm gonna tell you a story. It's a simple story, although the details may seem to some bizarre, perhaps even sensational. Like all great stories it's a love story. And like all great stories it's terribly tragic. You may think that I'm the center of this story, the 'main character', as they say. But I'm not. True, I glitter more than others, and, I admit, I've always craved the spotlight. I get the attention 'cause I'm flashy like the gowns I wear. I'm the rhinestones of this story. But the true hero of this story... he was as quiet and as solid as a Chanel suit. His name is Barry. And like all great Americans he was born in Missouri.