It's been a while since I watched the new version directed by Copolla. I confess that I don't remember the film very well, but I don't think it's fair to compare the two works. Although they both tell the same story, they are set in completely different times. That's why I was a little surprised to discover that the old version has much more explicit scenes and manages to be more realistic than this new version.
The film portrays a…
no one can hate you more than yourself
It has a bit of a Black Mirror vibe, but with more blood, a lot more blood. It's no news to anyone how women are simply discarded as soon as they reach a certain age, in the substance this is very clear, one thing that left me quite intrigued was the fact that the two versions simply hate each other and that this is reflected in how the protagonist hates herself since…
The fact that this movie is all about children makes it much sadder. The scene where the scout asks why everyone is so angry and no one can explain to her where all this hate comes from breaks my heart.
