New review film: "Beautiful story, sadness is countdown at the beginning" – "Chloe"

New Review Film No. 9: "Beautiful Story, Sadness counts down at the beginning" – "Chloe"

"Chloe" is mainly about a nearly middle-aged man. The successful female doctor suspects that her husband, who is a professor at the university, is having an affair, so she hires a beautiful woman to pretend to seduce her husband and test her loyalty to the marriage, but the development of the situation is beyond her imagination and makes her family face a crisis.

"Chloe" is a ministry about deception. Love. Suspicion is also slightly poignant movie, some bland start, with the plot slowly unfolding, inertial thinking fans naturally think that this is the plot of a family ethics drama, there is confusion, there is jealousy, there is desire, but these will be abruptly stopped at the climax of the film, with the arrival of the truth, the storyline also took a sharp turn, in the end, the heroine went to the seemingly doomed ending, in the moment when the heroine chose to give up, the fallen body was so perfect, the exquisite face did not have a trace of viciousness and resentment, The determined look was slightly relieved, and the look of not dying and being satisfied with this was touching, "As long as you kiss me, I am satisfied, since the love I want cannot be obtained, I have to use my body to defend my loyalty!" At this point, a flawless body decays from now on, and a soul who is loyal to love can live forever!

Here's a passage from the subtitle group that translated the movie:

"This film reminds me deeply of a sentence, the beginning of the beautiful story, the sadness is in the countdown, the thorn of love, deeply buried in the heart of love, can not possess, would rather destroy the loyalty, fall into sadness again, fall in love with chloe again, dare to love and dare to hate, dare to sacrifice the woman of love with blood," (written really well).

Movie Index: Four Stars. There's Liam Neeson. Julianne Moore. Amanda Seyfried can't miss it

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