"Carrie the Witch" is based on Stephen King. King's novel and Carrie the Witch, released in 1976. The film strictly follows the routine of the original work, and shows the magic and bullying of the protagonist by accident in front of the film, laying the groundwork for the final climax of the film.
The film opens with bullying in school, and in a volleyball match, the mediocre-looking heroine Carrie is ridiculed by everyone because of a service error.
The heroine with low self-esteem entered the bathroom with a depressed mood, and just as she was immersed in the comfortable water, her body began to bleed, and she was horrified, and Carrie, who knew nothing about physiological knowledge, panicked in the face of this sudden physical change, and received more wanton ridicule from her classmates when she asked for help.
Carrie is ridiculed by her classmates at school and faces her grumpy mother at home, who not only fails to comfort Carrie, but also brings out an ancient curse to teach Carrie a lesson. Under Carrie's continued questioning, in exchange for a slap.
Her sensitive and inferior personality, her superstitious and irritable mother, and her classmates who bullied and ridiculed her made her plant the seeds of revenge in her heart. The repressed Carrie grew up in this environment until one day, when she discovered that she had the ability to move objects, and her anger finally had an outlet.
Soon it was time for the prom, and Carrie, who had never been taken seriously, was also invited. Carrie carefully prepares the ball, puts on a skirt, and puts on lipstick to make people shine.
However, he was pranked by his classmates and poured a full pot of pig blood on Carrie's head, and Carrie was still immersed in the joyful atmosphere of the dance one second, and the next second it became a most conspicuous joke.
The death of her boyfriend became the last straw that crushed the camel, and it completely aroused the anger in Carrie's heart, and the flame of revenge burned in her eyes. The lively dance party was suddenly bloody, and the classmates who had bullied her were punished by death.
As the anger subsides, the bewildered Carrie returns to the fragile little girl. I thought I would be comforted by my mother, who knew that her mother was going to kill her. Once the human hatred is opened, it will be easily activated again, and the result is of course tragic, With Carrie killing her mother and then dying.
Like most heroes of the same genre, film critics follow the most basic routines until this silence is intentionally or unintentionally broken, and a bloody storm is inevitable. Carrie's final outburst was originally forced to be helpless, and she had been played with to provoke anger, and she was not willing to be teased anymore and finally killed. As Lu Xun said: "Do not die in silence, but erupt in silence."
After watching the movie, you will find that there is no witch, he is telling about human nature, telling the growth dilemma of adolescent girls, he is more like a wayward delusion of a young girl who is bullied and oppressed. American culture believes that it is inhuman for parents to guide and control their children too strongly, and based on this cultural foundation, "Carrie the Witch" is widely acclaimed in the United States.
The novel "Carrie the Witch" was put on the silver screen twice in 1976 and 2002, and this film is the third edition.
The first two versions of "Carrie" were played by Sissi. Spicer and Angela. Betis, ages 26 and 28, respectively, and Chloe of this film. Grace. Moretz was only 16 years old at the time, which is more in line with the positioning of a young girl in the novel.