"The Door in the Floor" explores the topic of "lost because of love": Eddie, because of "year-old love", lost the innocence and innocence of his youth, and became both rational and emotional; Marion, she lost her son first , And then lost herself, apart from grief and sorrow, she can no longer experience other emotions; Ted, what he lost is trust, trust in himself, trust in marriage, trust in writing ability. "Lost" itself is a heavy and breathless topic, but TodWilliams can use weird humor to break it up and reassemble it. The results are impressive and amazing. In addition, Kim Basinger, Jeff Bridges and Jon Foster used perfect performances to bring out the contradictory relationship between the three characters that are dependent on each other and completely independent
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The Door in the Floor evaluation action
2022-01-17 08:02
Extended Reading
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Chandler 2022-01-17 08:02:49
Only the first part was filmed. I always thought that this book would start with a car accident, and then sweep through the lives of Ruth and Eddie, and finally restore to Marion and Ted who were affected by the car accident. I don’t want to be heard by the sound of the voice, it can’t be passed away. Guilt and regret. The plot is pretty high. Ted is just as I thought, Ruth and Eddie are even more pleasantly surprised, but Kim Basinger can't restore the Marion in my mind, she should be Monica Bellucci.
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Kennedy 2022-03-18 09:01:06
The narrative is unrestrained. Filming can't talk about it. Jon Foster's aptitude is far inferior to his brother, the difference between Tianyuan. In fact, even if BF was 23 at the time, it's okay to play this role, but he seems to have refused to pretend to be a kid. After all, they are brothers, with heavy nasal sounds, similar voices, and some common habitual expressions. Looks~~ According to common sense, it is estimated that the elder brother follows the mother, and the younger brother follows the father.
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Ted Cole: And so the little boy was born, and he was happy. And his mommy was happy, too. Although she told the boy, at least once every day, "Don't ever, not ever, never, never, never, open the door in the floor." But of course, he was only a little boy. If you were that little boy, wouldn't you want to open that door in the floor?
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Eddie O'Hare: [matter-of-factly] Wrong cubes!
Ted Cole: [looks at his glass and realizes he did not used ice cubes for his whisky]
Ted Cole: [gets rid of the glass contents]