The director of Tomb Raider is a regional idiot, and a hellish idiot at that! ! ! It's so damn good to write about China like that! ! ! Idiot and low-level! ! ! I'm too lazy to look at this! !
BJ's diary: book is even better than the film
I have watched 1.6.8 And "Tomb Raider", but not the others. However, I feel that there are not many good films made by women nowadays. After all, most of the current directors are men and they see women through men's eyes, so it is not surprising that there is a gap.
I think the new Cold Mountain's portrayal of women is pretty good.
Have you ever watched "Boys Don't Cry"? That movie is also good. I don't know if it should be considered a women's film. Because the girl in the film thinks she is a boy, chases girls, and does everything boys do. . . Taste the sweet love that comes from a sweet and lovely girl; encounter the most tragic thing that a girl can encounter, being raped by someone who hates her. . . In short, the entire film is full of color~
I've seen these movies, but I don't like them all.
Recommend some good movies about women:
Dancer in the dark dark) "Selma is a Czech immigrant who works as a single mother in a rural factory in the United States. Her spiritual pillar is her passion for music, especially her interest in Hollywood musical comedies full of singing and dancing. But Selma has a heartbreaking secret: her eyesight is slowly declining, and she discovers that her son has the same disease due to genetic reasons. If she cannot earn enough money to pay for the surgery, her son will not be able to escape the fate of becoming blind. However, after a desperate neighbor wrongly accuses her of stealing his savings, the drama about her fate has gradually come to a complicated ending..." A great film that makes people have to indulge in her singing and dancing and find a little hope in the darkness.
When talking about a brave and beautiful girl, the first one that comes to mind should be Scarlett Hao in Gone with the Wind. Although Gone with the Wind is an old movie, it is a classic that must be watched. The characters in the movie are also very familiar to everyone.
There is also an old Hong Kong chapter, "The Song Dynasty", which tells the story of the three Song sisters. Although it is somewhat different from the story of the Su sisters in the Mainland, the ideas are also different.
Angel Amelie, I wonder if you like it? I really like the kind and quirky personality of the heroine in the film. The various characters in the story are concise and vivid! No matter the storyline, music or editing. . . A classic!
Show girl, the domestic translation is 'dancing girl'. The heroine's performance in the film is very bold, I should say too sexy, it is a story about a woman's rise to prominence.
There is also a new movie, have you seen it? "Mona Lisa Smile", played by Julia Roberts, is an independent woman, the picture is fresh and bright, not bad, worth watching.
It was a joy to write, although not everyone agrees with it.
The recommendation from Xiao Wu upstairs is also very good. The most charming one in "Gone with the Wind" is Scarlett, although I am also obsessed with Rhett, hehe.
Dancer in the Dark is very good. I think it is a completely female film. It is delicate and strong, and it definitely does not rely on men's gender "advantage" to drive the box office. The singing voice is especially moving. B-jork is the most beautiful in that movie.
Needless to say, I like Amelie very much. It is simple, bright, willful and kind.
The following is someone's addition (hehe), purely personal preference:
Kissing Jessica Stein, a film involving lesbians, tells the story of a magazine (or newspaper? Ignored by someone...) Editor (not sure about this...) Who has been suppressed and restrained for almost thirty years and finds himself under the guidance of a woman who likes to try various sexual experiences. It's a bit light, making people look relaxed and comfortable, and feel that life is beautiful, as long as you are willing to take control of it.
Basic Instinct. No need to say more about this, right? Explain why it's called a women's film. Although there are themes such as sex, murder, and abuse that men love to watch, I personally think that Sharon Stone's performance has completely overshadowed this theme. It can be said that she is the theme, a smart and beautiful woman who uses her intelligence to mock those self-righteous men wantonly, and it is funny to watch those poor creatures busy in a serious manner. She is always elegant, calm and charming. Who is the ruler of the world? Oh, don't ask me, honey, it's not those narcissistic men.
It should be said to be the most bloody commercial film about women.
The director of Tomb Raider is a regional idiot, and a hellish idiot at that! ! ! It's so damn good to write about China like that! ! ! Idiot and low-level! ! ! I'm too lazy to look at this! !
BJ's diary: book is even better than the film
I have watched 1.6.8 And "Tomb Raider", but not the others. However, I feel that there are not many good films made by women nowadays. After all, most of the current directors are men and they see women through men's eyes, so it is not surprising that there is a gap.
I think the new Cold Mountain's portrayal of women is pretty good.
Have you ever watched "Boys Don't Cry"? That movie is also good. I don't know if it should be considered a women's film. Because the girl in the film thinks she is a boy, chases girls, and does everything boys do. . . Taste the sweet love that comes from a sweet and lovely girl; encounter the most tragic thing that a girl can encounter, being raped by someone who hates her. . . In short, the entire film is full of color~
I've seen these movies, but I don't like them all. Recommend some good movies about women: Dancer in the dark dark) "Selma is a Czech immigrant who works as a single mother in a rural factory in the United States. Her spiritual pillar is her passion for music, especially her interest in Hollywood musical comedies full of singing and dancing. But Selma has a heartbreaking secret: her eyesight is slowly declining, and she discovers that her son has the same disease due to genetic reasons. If she cannot earn enough money to pay for the surgery, her son will not be able to escape the fate of becoming blind. However, after a desperate neighbor wrongly accuses her of stealing his savings, the drama about her fate has gradually come to a complicated ending..." A great film that makes people have to indulge in her singing and dancing and find a little hope in the darkness. When talking about a brave and beautiful girl, the first one that comes to mind should be Scarlett Hao in Gone with the Wind. Although Gone with the Wind is an old movie, it is a classic that must be watched. The characters in the movie are also very familiar to everyone. There is also an old Hong Kong chapter, "The Song Dynasty", which tells the story of the three Song sisters. Although it is somewhat different from the story of the Su sisters in the Mainland, the ideas are also different. Angel Amelie, I wonder if you like it? I really like the kind and quirky personality of the heroine in the film. The various characters in the story are concise and vivid! No matter the storyline, music or editing. . . A classic! Show girl, the domestic translation is 'dancing girl'. The heroine's performance in the film is very bold, I should say too sexy, it is a story about a woman's rise to prominence. There is also a new movie, have you seen it? "Mona Lisa Smile", played by Julia Roberts, is an independent woman, the picture is fresh and bright, not bad, worth watching.
It was a joy to write, although not everyone agrees with it. The recommendation from Xiao Wu upstairs is also very good. The most charming one in "Gone with the Wind" is Scarlett, although I am also obsessed with Rhett, hehe. Dancer in the Dark is very good. I think it is a completely female film. It is delicate and strong, and it definitely does not rely on men's gender "advantage" to drive the box office. The singing voice is especially moving. B-jork is the most beautiful in that movie. Needless to say, I like Amelie very much. It is simple, bright, willful and kind. The following is someone's addition (hehe), purely personal preference: Kissing Jessica Stein, a film involving lesbians, tells the story of a magazine (or newspaper? Ignored by someone...) Editor (not sure about this...) Who has been suppressed and restrained for almost thirty years and finds himself under the guidance of a woman who likes to try various sexual experiences. It's a bit light, making people look relaxed and comfortable, and feel that life is beautiful, as long as you are willing to take control of it. Basic Instinct. No need to say more about this, right? Explain why it's called a women's film. Although there are themes such as sex, murder, and abuse that men love to watch, I personally think that Sharon Stone's performance has completely overshadowed this theme. It can be said that she is the theme, a smart and beautiful woman who uses her intelligence to mock those self-righteous men wantonly, and it is funny to watch those poor creatures busy in a serious manner. She is always elegant, calm and charming. Who is the ruler of the world? Oh, don't ask me, honey, it's not those narcissistic men.
It should be said to be the most bloody commercial film about women.