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Joannie 2022-03-21 09:02:00
Dual ID
A cool movie, I haven't seen
Ryan Gosling for a long time. The
other actors are good too
. Between the cool middle school history teacher and the lonely drug
addict It
's not that poppy
is endless loneliness and loneliness
alone in the cold wind blowing Xiao Xiao, the moon is extraordinarily far... -
Martin 2022-03-21 09:02:00
struggle of life
It should be regarded as a very special one in this Oscar movie, a small-budget movie produced independently. The completion relies on the script and the acting skills of the actors to move people's hearts. The relationship between the characters is simple, but subtle. There is no good or evil, no...
Matt Kerr
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Clarissa 2022-03-28 09:01:03
I said how the movie had a 100% sense of sight within a few minutes of the opening. Later, I absolutely confirmed that Detachment starring Brody imitated the mode and plot of this movie! The almost identical blackboard, chalk writing, standing, student distribution, teacher-student relationship, inner entanglement, melancholy and decadence... There are too many similarities, but the detached imitation is obviously detached and has reached the realm of godlikeness. procrastination and ambiguity.
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Demetrius 2022-03-25 09:01:09
It looks quite strenuous, the tone is very clear, I don't know if it is 16mm, the grain is very thick, but it fits well with the breathing photography of hand-held close-up, a degenerate white teacher, and a black girl gradually walking to the street, in the long river of history. The friendship begins with keeping secrets, and then the students sell drugs to teachers and are really overwhelmed. At the end, there is hope. Not a campus movie. Actors are great.
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Jamal: Like, robots and stuff, right?
Dan: Umm... it could be robots. It could be robots, but let's say it's a metaphor. He's saying this machine is keeping you down. Now, what is that? What keeps us from being free? Ms. Drey?
Drey: Prisons.
Dan: Absolutely. Absolutely, prisons. OK? Prisons are definitely a part of it. What else?
Terrence: White!
Dan: White is definitely a part of it. The Man.
Student: The school.
Dan: The school, exactly. The whole-the whole education system is part of the machine. What else?
Student: Aren't you the machine then?
Dan: Oh, no, you didn't. What'd you say?
Student: Aren't you the machine?
Dan: You're saying I'm the machine?
Student: Yeah, you're white. You're part of the school.
Dan: Oh, yeah, I guess you've got a point. All right, so I'm part of the machine. But if I'm part of it, then so are you. You are, too. We all are. And this is the thing, remember? Everything is made with opposing force. We may be opposed to the machine, but we're still very much a part of it, right? I work for the government, the school, but I'm also very much opposed to a lot of its policies. You guys hate coming to school, right? Holler back if you heard me! You hate it, but you come anyway. Sometimes. Exactly.
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Dan: What?
Isabel: I was looking through your books. Che in Africa?
Dan: So?
Isabel: The Communist Manifesto?
Dan: If I had a copy of Mein Kampf, would that make me a Nazi?
Isabel: [Eating leftover dinner] You know, this is really good. Very tasty.
Dan: You should try it warm.
Isabel: Well, you don't have a copy of Mein Kampf, but if you did, then yes, I'd ask if you were a Nazi.
Dan: Maybe I'm hiding it.
Isabel: Why would you hide it?
Dan: 'Cause it's just not cool to be a Nazi anymore, baby.
