How to evaluate the movie The Lost Girl?

David fincher's film "The Disappearing Girl" won the Best Film Award in the18th annual hollywood film awards. Some people say it's a feminist film, because some people think Amy is a strong woman and how she has an absolute advantage in marriage, so she is a feminist bitch, similar to this tone. But honey, I just want to say that you have been cheated, cheated by the illusion of Amy's marriage. Don't you see, her marriage is like a rickety little tree fork, which may be blown off by the strong wind at any time. She is just using all the disguised power to cover up her weakness, and she is trying her best to save her marriage. Amy is not a pervert, let alone a feminist. She is just a little girl who needs love. She has always lived a good girl's life in front of her parents, and has always been a lady in social activities. Things that follow the rules are always boring in the eyes of flexible people, until she meets Nick, a slick playboy who doesn't play by the rules enough to attract Amy's attention. Even though Amy saw through Nick's lies for the first time in the elevator, she chose him. They entered the marriage too quickly, which is also inevitable under passion. First it was Nick, who had an affair. A plump and brainless stunner satisfies all Nick's imaginations outside marriage, which Amy can't give. No woman in this world can willingly accept her husband fooling around with another woman. It's a rebound, and Amy can't either. She decided to stop pretending as if nothing had happened and take the initiative. Without a showdown with Nick, she began to defend and protect her marriage in her own way, so she had a series of plans planned by Amy, and Nick was cheated. From the racking plan, we can see that Amy wants marriage to exist. What she can't stand is why Nick betrayed her. She decided to punish him well. When she saw Nick's affectionate confession on a TV program, Amy ate ice cream, her eyes were shining, and her desire to return to marriage was naked, so that when she returned to Nick after solving her ex-boyfriend, she was satisfied, and Amy finally became the winner in this marriage defense. When women were young, their father always hugged them and told them bedtime stories until they fell asleep sweetly, but suddenly one day, when they accidentally saw their father and mother kissing, they would feel a little lost and jealous. This is the first time a girl has felt betrayed. When they are adults, this feeling will sublimate and become bigger. When they find that the man they love suddenly loves another woman behind her back, they can't accept it for a while, and they will instantly change from a kind and lovely little girlfriend to a snake-hearted witch. Amy is just one of these women, not special at all, not abnormal. The final result of her behavior has only one purpose, that is, to get back her things and get back her love.