Ordinary People movie plot
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Brooke 2022-03-25 09:01:10
Really good-looking, emotionally delicate family drama, I will never get tired of watching it. I always feel that the family is everyone's original sin. There is no escape or escape. Canon is really suitable for this movie. There is hope in despair, and hope is transparent. in despair.
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Aidan 2022-03-27 09:01:10
The characters in the main plot are very passive, but the characters in the subplots are easily considered to be the protagonist's cumbersome structure. However, I am not too fond of family ethics dramas. In the film, this family, which is peaceful on the surface but has long been broken up in reality, is full of depression, and it is also very worrying to watch. . .
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Jeannine: Can you ever break the ball?
Conrad "Con" Jarrett: You can't break the ball. Can't break the floor. Can't break anything in a bowling alley. And that's what I like about bowling alleys. Can't even break the record.
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Beth Jarrett: Calvin? Why are you crying? Can I, uh... can I get you something?
Calvin "Cal" Jarrett: I don't...
Beth Jarrett: What did you say? Calvin, what did you say? Tell me!
Calvin "Cal" Jarrett: You are beautiful. And you are unpredictable. But you're so cautious. You're determined, Beth; but you know something? You're not strong. And I don't know if you're really giving. Tell me something. Do you love me? You really love me?
Beth Jarrett: I feel the way I've always felt about you.
Calvin "Cal" Jarrett: We would have been alright, if there hadn't been any mess. But you can't handle mess. You need everything neat and easy. I don't know. Maybe you can't love anybody. It was so much Buck. When Buck died, it was as if you buried all your love with him, and I don't understand that, I just don't know, I don't... maybe it wasn't even Buck; maybe it was just you. Maybe, finally, it was the best of you that you buried. But, whatever it was... I don't know who you are. And I don't know what we've been playing at. So I was crying. Because I don't know if I love you anymore. And I don't know what I'm going to do without that.