Why is Bridges of Madison County so successful?

0 1. The background of The Bridges of Madison County is unprecedentedly rich in material, and women are eager for the spirit.

In the 1990s, the global economy grew generally, and human life was unprecedentedly rich in materials. According to Maslow's five-level demand theory, when the material meets the demand, human beings will gradually yearn for spiritual pursuit. At that time, many women were busy with family chores day after day, imprisoned in the family, unable to display their talents, unable to put their feelings in place, let alone pursue their dreams.

Siska, the heroine of Bridges of Madison County, is a real housewife. When she met Robert, a photographer, and saw that he could work and live as he liked, Siska was envious and yearning from the heart.

When Robert said that every time he met beautiful scenery, he would stop, visit for a few days and take pictures of the scenery. This way of life and work fascinated Jessica, and she unconsciously immersed herself in it. At the same time, she recalled that she had a similar yearning when she was young. This man became the image in her dream. How can it not be exciting and fascinating?

Therefore, Jessica is not so much in love with Robert as with his way of life and work.

02. The Bridges of Madison County takes women as the leading role, which is contrary to the normal situation that Hollywood takes men as the leading role. This paper discusses whether women should pursue their dreams and participate in more social activities.

As we all know, mainstream Hollywood movies in the United States usually feature men. Through the hero's growth, struggle and hardship, he finally won the glory of success and the love of beautiful women.

In this kind of movies, women are just foil, just like a tool to set off the honor that men get. The status of women is seriously unequal to that of men. However, The Bridges of Madison County broke this convention and described it from the perspective of women and emotional activities. It can be said that this is a new creation in American film history, and the focus is gradually given to women. This film can cause such a great response, and it also coincides with the needs of many women at that time.

When boring family life meets interesting, rich and flexible dream life, then the attraction of dream life is bound to be even greater, which makes people look forward to it! The author adopts a conservative conclusion at the end of the story, which ends with the heroine's return to the family.

It must be said that traditional ethics is a mountain, which has always surrounded women's activities around their families. The author did not dare to break through this last line of defense, but scattered the ashes of dead men and women in the wind to comfort his inner desire and regret!

But this is already great, and it has set a new topic:? Should women go out of the family and liberate their nature? ! ? This is the thinking that the director brings to the audience, and this is the problem faced by our generation of women.

In the last words of the hostess: I belong to this family when I am alive, and I hope to belong to him after I die. ? It's exciting!

03. In The Bridges of Madison County, the image represented by the male host is the dream that the female host once longed for.

Robert the man asked Siska the woman. You like living in Iowa, right? ! ?

Siska said:? It's nice and quiet here. People are friendly and help each other. However, this is not my girlhood dream. ?

So what was Siska's girlhood dream?

When Robert said, the most interesting place I have been is Africa. This is another world, not only because of the culture and people there, but also because of the color of the sky from dawn to dusk. Everything is so real and charming. Life there is primitive. There is no hypocrisy between man and beast. Everything is so simple. Beautiful, really. ?