How to evaluate the movie The Lost Girl?

Your jokes will be misunderstood, and no one will respond to your quips. Otherwise, he may understand that you made a quip, but he is not sure how to deal with it, so wait for a lighter treatment in the future. You spent another hour trying to find each other's hearts. Later, you go home and lie in a cold bed, thinking "It's not bad after all", so in the end, your life becomes a long list of "It's not bad after all".

In the novel The Lost Girl written by Flynn above, what comes to my mind is a frustrated woman, standing in front of the mirror, wearing elegant clothes, showing a slim figure, fondling her supple hair piteously, with a white neck, sharp eyes and mumbling.

Later, in an interview with Total Film, Finch said that he was looking for the missing girl-Amy-and most importantly, this woman could look into Ben Affleck's eyes. That means "she must be as tall and elegant as a sculpture". Finch compared his heroine with faye dunaway in Bonnie and Clyde. "You will be surprised at this face. Rosamund Pike is amazing, and it is not very typical beauty. " Smile here.

This is a woman who lives in her own world. She is beautiful and charming, with a high degree, a good family background and perfect conditions in the eyes of others. She has a clear judgment on herself, so that she believes that even without experience, such remarks as "marriage is to compromise each other, work hard, work hard again, communicate and compromise, and then run" can become her preconceived motto in marriage life. This kind of woman has the ability to convince herself of something that doesn't exist by repeating and strengthening it in her consciousness, and make it a reality through infinite imagination and concrete practice. The only purpose of her doing this is revenge, which stems from her inner anxiety and undeniable jealousy. Moreover, when making some sacrifices against her will, it will further stimulate her ability to reach the critical point, and at the same time, she will gradually find her original self in the process.

The novel The Lost Girl, published on 20 12, sold two million copies in the first year. In fact, the element of sexual violence is not its attraction, but the story tells a shocking turning point in a narrative way of 180 degrees. It seems to be expected that this novel will be adapted into a movie, because this story is so worth making into a movie. Flynn, the author of the novel, personally revised the script, and she showed no mercy to her novel. "I've never seen anyone delete their novels so calmly," Finch said. That's great. You would think that a novelist would be very annoying after being adapted into a screenplay of her own novel, but she can't delete anything, but she is not like that. "

That's why when I first saw the movie, I felt that the movie lacked the psychological expression that Nick gradually fell into Amy's plot. But the second time, as Finch said, the adaptation part is structural, "filtering the novel to the essence." There are many inner scenes in the novel, but he and Flynn try to show them instead of telling them in a monologue. But despite a lot of changes, "it is still the original story, and the essence is the same."

Finch's goal for the possible impact of this film is to "end150,000 marriages". Flynn said that her biggest dream is to make this movie into the kind of date movie that couples from all over the country can break up after watching it. Maybe people will think when they walk out of the cinema after watching the movie, "Maybe I really don't know if I know you well enough …" This is a movie about how well you know the other half. We are all too addicted to pop culture and the change of different roles. How can you accompany another person to accept the truth that originally existed in this relationship? This story only exposes the problem more.

From reading novels to watching movies, I have never particularly felt that this story has much to do with marriage. Even if two people live together without marriage, they will gradually discover the truth hidden behind each other's appearances. Someone once said, isn't falling in love like this? The opponent is too poor to make a move, and the opponent is too good. I'm afraid I can't beat him. No opponent feels empty, and the opponent is dispensable. It's better to have no opponent. No matter how superior and confident you are, everyone has this fear. When you finally show your true self to your lover, the other person doesn't like your true face. No one wants to put himself in that position unless you meet an opponent with equal energy.