1. "300 Warriors: Rise of the Empire"
Even the tough guy muscular man on the screen can't hide Eva's light, including the male protagonist, who comes to Eva's big ship alone and fights with Eva in the cabin for three minutes before losing the battle. Without Za Dao, the previous advantages are gone in the second part, and it is really a hilarity. The only highlights are the soundtrack and the portrayal of the heroine. But as a popcorn movie is still worth watching.
2. "Crack"
Hypocrisy is invisible in the face of reality, G's desire for Fiamma's fanatical pathology is by no means love, but more like the attachment of the drowning man to the driftwood, the envy of the unpossessed to the owner, the fear that the position of superiority is about to be replaced, and the compensation for the deeply repressed desire, G vainly tries to possess Fiamma in order to possess her beauty, freedom, and the calmness of the lover at the same time, and ends in failure--a light that comes in the darkness is extinguished. Fortunately, cracks arise from this, and the brave follow the light.
3. "Perfect Feeling"
Losing the sense of smell and taste, being irritable, losing the sense of hearing, and finally leaving only the sense of sight and touch, in such an apocalyptic environment, what other feelings are you most cherished? The film is very literary and artistic to express that in the era when the unknown virus is raging, people are passive and return to the positive state of expression, even if all feelings disappear, as long as they hug each other with people who love each other, it is a perfect feeling.
4. "The Holy City"
The casting is first-rate, the plot destroys all the typical, except for Merlin, most of the others basically conform to the mythological setting, but I like Merlin's actors, so the casting is particularly attractive to watch. However, the plot adaptation is too poor, resulting in the personality of several protagonists being extremely unpleasant, and the logical confusion of the emotional development of the characters' behavior. Overall, it's a disappointing work,
5. "Vulgar Strange Talk"
Eva's acting skills are really good, and the parts of being possessed, in mental hospitals, and hallucinating are so scary. But although it combines various elements such as vampire witch werewolf Frankenstein Humane Gray Lucifer Egyptian Voodoo and so on, and digs a lot of pits, there is no clear theme, and the story is a bit chaotic.
Eva Green sacrificed the most 5 restricted films, one on a large scale, how many have you seen?