Driving Lessons Movies
2022-04-11 08:01
Waters's performance is meticulous and immersive, making the audience full of disgust for the role, which is precisely the symbol of her successful performance, which can bring the audience directly into the play.
Compared to the film Harold and Maude starring Julie Walters Harold and Maude, Gregory's Girl and Educating Rita (1983), perhaps the movie "Driving Lesson" is to a certain extent. Some step backwards. But it's fresh enough to prompt us to watch this simple yet sure-to-impress audience. The characters in the story are all very real. The beginning of the film is just a period of their life. There is no doubt that the complete life will continue to be interpreted in the world.
In the last scene of the film "Driving Lesson", although the plot is unavoidable, you will continue to watch it, because you still care about the intricate relationship between the characters in the play and look forward to their fate. Get a change.
Extended Reading
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Evie Walton: [At a pawnshop in Edinburgh, Evie has just sold her ring for cash] Jewelry on a woman my age is frankly rather vulgar.
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Ben: [Ben has written a poem for Evie, and reads it to her] Some mysteries I'll never understand: the way the Earth rotates around the sun, three minutes shorter every day. Or the way the dead are gone. Or putting down the phone or turning a corner. The future: that's another whopper. We can never know what we can never know, except, that whoever you are, and whoever I am, you made it allright to be me.
Ben: [Shrugging modestly] It's not Shakespeare...
Evie Walton: [Moved by Ben's somewhat odd poem] Oh, dear. But it's lovely. And it's you.