Perhaps the small cost and independent film production in the United States did not arouse its interest.
But it’s no shame, because even Hollywood can’t use awards to judge the quality of a movie.
First of all, I know this is a movie adapted from a movie.
Again, I like Julianne Moore very much. She is an old drama, and the shots are very good. Then I like it very much. The acting is natural and seamless.
After this, I fell in love with Amanda Seyfried. It may have something to do with the character itself, but this girl is not very beautiful, but the transformation is amazing. The last time I saw a movie, the actresses I liked very much were Adjani and Sophie who were obsessed with France the year before. Originally, when I watched Mia Mia, I only focused on Streep. Unexpectedly, a few years later, Amanda's growth would be too much to ignore. Her temperament, her blond hair, her blue eyes. Obviously too sweet, but her acting skills give this American sweetheart a smooth path to grow up in the future.
When I watched "Jennifer's Body" again, my old friend thought she was huge and ugly. I didn't dare to say anything. It was indeed related to the shape. But later, after watching the interview she did with Magen Fox, she discovered that this woman has more connotations, thoughts, and smarter than Magen. Facing the reporter's tricky questions, when Magen was at a loss, he easily parried.
Perhaps compared with Lindsay Lohan in her early years, she is much inferior. But obviously now, she is more mature and understands the rules of the game. Also showing up in the post-Lindsey era, Vanity Fair included Kristen Stewart and a few others when filming a new generation of Hollywood girls. Maybe in the next ten years, Amanda will be able to reach the height she wants.
Come back to the role of Chloe, no more, no less, I watched this movie 4 times. In fact, from the perspective of heterosexuality and the mainstream, the ending of this film is satisfactory. Because middle-aged men and women are together and maintain a precarious marriage. But from the perspective of the heroine, you will understand that the heroine's emotions are so subtle. I found that most audiences who can understand Chloe's feelings have some Oedipus affection in it. In fact, some Oedipus complexes are normal human behaviors, because the first love that humans discover is the love for their mothers. More or less, or entangled or magnanimous, or love or hate, but they are mixed and complicated based on growth experience.
Speaking of Chloe's feelings for Katherine, it is actually the biggest highlight of the film. This feeling does exist in reality. When I watched this film, it gave me a great shock. Because if I am a homosexual and have an Oedipus complex, then this relationship will no longer be difficult to understand. This is a kind of desire from the soul itself, a desire for love, a desire for a lover, and a desire for a mother. So real, so up to the soul. All she longs for is her, who loves to the point of uncontrollable love, and loves to the extreme possession. Even if it was the same in her son's eyes.
I remembered Nicholas Tse's love for Cecilia Cheung in "The Promise", so extreme, so love.
She pierced the palm of her hand and Katherine's neck, trying to be compatible with her blood. She loved so much for someone she was destined not to get, and would rather deceive someone she loves so deeply. She loves to get her from another aspect in order to get close to her, even if it is her son, she loves it. She gave out her most cherished headdress, watched her high heels orgasm, and exchanged her death for her memories that will never be forgotten in her life, just because she knew "No, you are not sorry" and "I want you to kiss me".
Such a fierce woman, just for you in this life will never forget me.
Whether Katherine loves Chloe or not is the biggest controversy in this film. Love? Don't you love it? She is envious and jealous of C... Then, what else? Don't you love it? How can you kiss her if you don't love? Even push her away? Because in her heart, she knew that if she didn't love and was just acting, she didn't have to react so much in front of her son. And this reaction truly reflected her heart. It is no longer jealous of her vivid body and face, but also love for her. Although this love cannot cover her responsibility to the family, she did exist.
Therefore, her death does not mean that she lost to the family and the man.
Her death was just lost to herself. She loved Katherine too much and had nothing to do with any other factors. And this loss can be regarded as another kind of win. Because her love is stuck in her lover's hair.
In the end, the most unforgettable thing is the eyes of Katherine's son looking at everything at home. This blow is difficult growth for the child.
Falling in love with this kind of girl reminds me of Cecilia Cheung in China and Lindsay Lohan in a foreign country. The world is better because of this kind of girl.
Remember.
2010.6.1.
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