Another illusory movie

Rating: 1/10 (6 July 2016)

Well, I'm a woman, and legend has it that every woman wants one day meet her millionaire prince charming, because then she will be happy forever. I disagree vehemently with that belief and that's why I hated Pretty Woman. First of all, why not portray the life of a street prostitute like for real? I don't see problems in show a friendly, playful and hardworking prostitute. But why hide the routine of aggression and constant violence that these woman suffer? Pretty Woman ignores these important and essential aspects completely. And then we enter the most serious part, the old lie "The Man saves the woman of the streets." Why not show the reality, that is: in the life of a real prostitute, the men overwhelmingly are the PROBLEM, not the salvation.
I'm not criticizing love. There are many prostitutes fall in love in real life. But why the guy she loves needs to be a millionaire? The good guy of the film could be an average man, but who loved her and had good intentions. But no, of course not! After all Hollywood need to perpetuate the lie that a person can only find true happiness when becoming a MILLIONAIRE or marrying a MILLIONAIRE. Moreover, the movie show a very conservative and confortable plot, where Vivian Ward, a prostitute, be seen sleeping exclusively with Edward Lewis, it's literally a monogamous relationship, she don't have sex with any other guy, she doesn't use drugs, she has no past trauma. Oh Really? She didn't have a pimp, too. Of course, another man in the area would ruin the Hollywood romantic dream. This movie is too unreal, pass messages too materialists to the public, and think it's an insult to all women who prostitute themselves in the streets and peripheries.