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Sammy 2022-03-10 08:02:34

Agreed with the review "How an Unfortunate Childhood Ruined". The quote "Fortunate people are healed by childhood all their lives, and unfortunate people are healed by childhood all their lives" can be used as the best footnote.

If it is a domestic film, the effect will highlight the male...

Chris 2022-03-10 08:02:34

I don't know what he's fighting. The talent, the family, the woman who loves him, and even the opportunity at his fingertips have all been destroyed by himself. A woman who loves herself and herself can accompany her all her life. Isn't it worth abandoning your poor self-esteem temporarily? Isn't a...

Winona 2022-04-23 07:05:16

A very ornate film, both in photography and storyline. After watching the movie, I bought the book and read it. It is essentially a story of anti-success, anti-rational and anti-secular.

Daniela 2022-04-24 07:01:25

The director returned to the images, narratives, half-life stories, beliefs and id, the journey of finding the self, and obtaining the superego in "Pell the Conqueror" and "Benevolent Betrayal". The three-hour narrative is very smooth, even in one go; No surprises, no surprises, the first half of the routine, I thought it was a melodrama, and finally the sword took a slant, leading to the essence of the second half, but the essence was dragged down by the routine, which really affected the perception; after the overall feeling, my anxiety, doubt, search, The layers of relationships between discovery, choice, career, belief, emotion, family, and life are worth pondering, but they have not reached the point of endless aftertaste; the name 'lucky person' is a response to the content, and a praise or expectation. I mean, look for the id, realize the self, get the superego~ but if you are not careful, it will go too far~