吉尔莫女孩第七季

一年内总算是断断续续的把《吉尔莫女孩》撸完了。这部剧怎么好，应该不用多说了吧。周末的时候捧上一杯热茶，窝在床上看GG，简直不能更美好温暖 xD。再加上两名女主都很有魅力，智慧，美丽，独立，还都很文艺，简直就是我等豆瓣女青年望尘莫及的女神标本啊有木有。但是！！！！！我写这篇影评主要是想吐槽的！！！！！第三季之后应该是换编剧的原因，质量直线下降，从温馨母女变成了绯闻女孩，剧情进展非常慢，要么就是绕圈子。应该没有观众不知道Loralai的真命天子是luke，所以这两个人绕来绕去真的没什么意思。Rory的三个男友中，我最喜欢的是Jess。Jess和Rory在我眼中是真正的soul mate，再加上两个演员戏外也很来电，所以看得我也是醉了，少女心扑扑的。第四季，消失已久的Jess突然又回来了，再离开时他给Rory的解释只有“我爱你“这一句话。这里Rory 和Jess诠释了爱的太累，所以相濡以沫，不如相忘于江湖。如果在这里结束Jess的部分的话，也算是另一种完美，可以理解，但是编剧非要让Jess之后再充当一次炮灰，突然又跑出来嚷嚷着和Rory私奔，在这个时刻Jess的身上已经只剩下Lorelai口中的那个“每个女孩都要经历的坏男孩”的特质，自私且胆大妄为，而非第三季中那个深邃，智慧，不羁的Jess。人物角色的性格不能从一而终，我觉得真的是大忌。更别说Dean这个婚外情大炮灰了吧，简直离谱到家。我从一开始就不喜欢Logan，但是最后一集他给Rory说再见，心里竟觉得不舍了。还有第六季，Luke突然冒出来个女儿，实在是太狗血了。吐槽完毕，给看GG的各位一些个人的想法和建议吧。1. GG说白了就是American pop culture reference chick flick chicken soup for the soul, 这三层看官们各取所需。个人建议，chick flick那层仅供娱乐，鸡汤那层不要深究，美国文化那层倒是可以琢磨一下。 2. 第三季中，Lor说过一句话，Your favorite TV show is more than just a TV SHOW, but a life style. 我个人不太同意她这句话。我觉得 One's life style is way more than just what TV show he/she watches. TV show真的是仅供娱乐，你的生活方式不能是仅限于此，更不能依赖于此。3. 特别想强调一下GG母女对垃圾食品的热衷和对健康饮食的排斥。千万不要被误导！！！！！晚餐汉堡，薯条，披萨，milk shake, 再来个冰淇淋，这要是在现实生活中，再高的代谢率也经不起这样吃。身体是自己的，只有善待身体，身体才会回报你。除了健康饮食，即使不去健身房，每个星期至少120分钟的活跃时间是必要的。4. 在国外真的没有人会像Lor这样说话，语速超快还竟说些有的没的，即使真的有人这样说话，大部分人也都会觉得这人很讨厌，或者直接告诉她 JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP. 英文咱模仿不来，如果中文这样妙语连篇讲个不停也有够烦的。5. 我不知道其他人怎么看GG母女在几段恋情中的表现，我反正觉得这两人真的有些作了，过于以自我为中心和轻微公主病。我倒是很同意Em的话，marriage and relationship are all about compromise.现实生活中的恋爱最怕不懂得知足，吃着碗里想着锅里。 最后幸福的人，一般胃口都不大（知乎）。6. 《吉尔莫女孩》《欲望都市》之流真的不是新时代独立女性教科书。也就是说，并不是像Samantha那样操遍纽约男人就是现代女性了，也不是像Rory这样因为要有a wide open life 而不同意男友的求婚就是现代女性了。这些影视剧中，我觉得可取的是要明白自己是谁，自己真正想要的是什么，并且目标坚定，大胆追求。如果你就是想成为一个幸福小主妇，并且为此而努力，我不觉得这样的女人就比GG母女差劲。7.给这篇影评起名叫 A little corner of the world 是因为这就是GG给我的最真实感受-- 在世界上的某个温暖的角落里，住着一对可爱的母女，还有友善古怪的邻居，和愿意为她们肝胆涂地的王子。但是，这个角落外，是一个比stars hollow 更广阔，更有趣的世界。

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