A Perfect World Piercing lens
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Cleve 2021-12-09 08:01:27
He killed people but never beat Philip. During this journey to hell, when he saw his mother beating and scolding the child for fear that the child would dirty the new car; the grandfather raised his hands and ears at the grandson because he was too slow to move. At that time, the anger and disdain, hatred and hatred in his eyes were all because he had a father who was able to fight everyone. This unusual relationship similar to father and son was sublimated at the end of the film, and I was crying!
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Brent 2022-03-27 09:01:06
Why does everyone tend to have a particularly deep tolerance filter for the protagonist who has made mistakes? Why don't you think this trip will seriously distort the child's correct three views? Education allows Philip to do whatever he wants. It is only with social restraints that a man can be distinguished from a beast; in addition, condoning him to steal, bite, and play with guns is harming him! Encouraging him to ride a roller coaster and eat marshmallows for Halloween is a spiritual insult to his mother's religious beliefs over the years. Since I have repeatedly emphasized that Butch is not bad in nature, let him be a little better, not violent, not do bad things, and educate children in a really good way, so that children understand the plot of mother understanding of religion, isn't it more correct? Anyway, looking at it, I feel so angry that I am not touched at all by what you said. In the end, this meaningless section of Uncle Dongmu can be completely eliminated to save some time, although he is really handsome. In the end, it can only be a shot that echoes from the beginning to the end, plus one star.
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Chief Red Garnett: [interrupting a confrontation] How do you like your steak, Sally?
Sally Gerber: Rare.
Chief Red Garnett: Good. Well, I'll, uh, wipe its ass, herd it through, and you can tear off a slab. How's that?
Sally Gerber: On second thought, medium rare.
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[last lines]
Sally Gerber: You know you did everything you could. Don't you?
Chief Red Garnett: ...I don't know nothin'... Not one damn thing.