Rebel Without a Cause evaluation action
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Allison 2022-03-21 09:01:54
Nicholas Ray's film has the problems of family care and lack of parental roles faced by the beat generation young people at that time. These characters with the typical characteristics of young people at that time are the extraction and presentation of real social problems. Coincidentally, East of Eden uses an oblique shot to deal with the inconsistency between the characters.
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Josefa 2022-04-20 09:01:41
It can be said to be the originator of the theme of confused youth. It is amazing that the degree of completion has been so high: a discordant family, a fast-growing body and exuberant energy and hormones that have nowhere to be placed, doubts about authority and its downfall, increasingly profound thoughts It is very harmonious and natural with the still childish behavior and the depression and anger that can't find a way out. Young people are the first moment in life that is closest to death. The old order has collapsed, but they can't see a new future. They have nowhere to susten their emotions, and finally mature through a series of setbacks, but some people can't see it anymore. At the dawn of maturity, they are left behind, lost, and die. The director finally gave a slightly bright ending. The two deaths made the youth grow up and let the parents stand up, but the price was too heavy.
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Frank Stark: We give you love and affection, don't we? Well, then, what is it? Was it because we went to that party? Well, you know what kind of drunken brawls those kind of parties turn into. It's not a place for kids.
Mrs. Carol Stark: A minute ago, you said you didn't care if he drinks.
Mrs. Stark, Jim's grandmother: He said a little drink.
Jim Stark: You're tearing me apart!
Mrs. Carol Stark: [shocked] What?
Jim Stark: You, you say one thing, he says another, and everybody changes back again!
Mrs. Carol Stark: That's a fine way to behave!
Mrs. Stark, Jim's grandmother: Well, you know who he takes after.
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Buzz Gunderson: You know something? I like you.
Jim Stark: Why do we do this?
Buzz Gunderson: You've gotta do something. Don't you?