After watching Mother of Dragons and Sam's "Me Before You" (Before I Met You), Benzuo was madly hooked on Sam Claflin again, so he watched three movies he starred in in one go, one was "Love, Rosie", and the other was the less good-looking "The Riot Club", the hustle and bustle of the nobility.
This is a film that makes people's blood and blood, can't stop, and at the same time makes people hate and resent, and the emotions are fierce. It tells the story of a small group of so-called aristocratic disciples in Oxford University, in order to protect the family's power and wealth, maintain a century-old famous and upright, private alliances, lavish dinners, violent initiation ceremonies, hunting, alcoholism, drug addiction, picking quarrels and provoking trouble in a Scottish ono bar and finally sent to the police station.
The film is based on the 2010 London hit "posh", which is said to be based on oxford's famous bullingdon club, and many British dignitaries, including Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson, are members. It is also known for its lavish dinners and violent "initiation ceremonies", such as "smashing and smashing" in school cafeterias and dormitories.
When I first chose to watch this film, I heard that here is a collection of the most familiar British small fresh meat, relying on appearance and gorgeous words to last 100 minutes: Sam Claflin, who became popular by the Hunger Games, Burberry's signature model Douglas Booth, Jeremy Irons' little boy Max Irons, and Jessica Brown findlay in Downton Abbey. Sam Claflin's performance is the most memorable, with a handsome and evil face that is vicious when he punches the people of Scotland. Max Irons also has a good performance, most of the time in a lost state of lambing. And Douglas Booth, known as the most handsome man in England, has maneuvered with ease over a rogue who plays with women.
Burning goose, it didn't take long for Benzuo to feel very uncomfortable! At the beginning of the story, it is to introduce how the predecessors of this proud club are extravagant, how they are drunk and gold fans, and all kinds of flesh flows.
Then two freshmen from Oxford, Miles (Max Irons) and Alistair (Hunger Games actor Sam Claflin), wanted to join the aristocratic elite riot club of less than 10 people, which was full of British versions of Wang Sicong. But it was not easy to enter this organization, and then alistair drank a glass of red wine with cigarette butts, worms and other unimaginable disgusting "condiments"... (The footage is so disgusting that you have to speed up the progress bar.) ）
The plot and the three views simply can't bear to look at it directly, and the people of the corrupt country are really good at self-blackening, and even the elite class and Oxford that they are proud of are all black. Obviously, I went to watch the movie with the heart of watching a handsome guy, but I watched such a dirty scene.
As the plot progresses, and the new members are expected to discover more entertainment after joining, a seemingly ordinary dinner has changed the situation. At this last supper, this group of idiots drink and take drugs, let The Three Miss Downtons be your waiter, let the future queen of Game of Thrones give you kj, the so-called elite nobles are a bunch of vanity scum.
They spoke at length with contempt, disgust, and enthusiasm for the poor. However, he was completely irritated by the restaurant owner's words, so this group of aristocratic children simply let loose to the end and beat the boss unconscious. (To tell the truth, when I saw this, Zuo Sauce was frightened by the human indifference of this group of rich people, and the male god Sam was too fierce!) Totally perverted! ）
The whole plot and picture are hot eyes, and the three views collapse and wash three hundred changes. Probably my three views are too positive, even the beautiful teenager can't appease me because of the irritation of the plot.
In addition to the protagonist Miles, every handsome guy in the film will do something obscene, perverted, shameless and vicious every five minutes that needs a pan to paste his face. In addition, congratulations to Sam Claflin, the first achievement of the "British Acting Compulsory Trilogy" "Evolutionary State" was achieved.
Although the main body of the film is a chaotic and crazy dinner party of a group of British Wang Sicong, it also satirizes the hypocrisy of the "elite aristocracy". The theme is a bit sharp, that is, the perception is not good; the scene is all kinds of noble and luxurious, which can be called the British version of the small era; there are many fresh meats in the rotten country, but how to look at it exudes a faint gay atmosphere, if you are interested, you can search for it on the b station to watch yo~
(All pictures are from the Internet)