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Harmony 2022-04-20 09:02:25
own Bent
Some people say that I have been sad recently and should live a positive and optimistic life. So I asked him for some more depressing videos to watch. . .
I have always felt that when you go to a movie alone, you see it all for yourself. In a good movie, it has nothing to do with you. You can only... -
Garry 2022-01-21 08:03:10
Unbearable emotions in life
The biggest problem that comrades have to face in their lifetime is actually how to face themselves, and the external pressures are the next thing. For a comrade, the problem throughout his life is how to face his own sexual orientation. And this recognition will become a crucial prerequisite for...
Richard Laing
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Jacinthe 2022-04-22 07:01:49
All for the Clive oven.
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Eileen 2022-04-22 07:01:49
It's not just abuse, it's miserable, too miserable. War, humanity, lust, repression, madness, death. There are too many favorite parts of the movie, from the lines to the soundtrack to the screen shots to the characters' acting skills, there are too many remarkable places. I love the two parts of the spiritual intercourse. The lines of the broken thoughts are simply the essence, depressing and heartbroken but exuding the greatness of love everywhere. Although I have read the books related to the Nazis of World War II and prepared for high abuse, I still cried in a mess at the end.
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Max: Ever go to the Silhouette?
Horst: Yes.
Max: I never saw you there.
Horst: You weren't looking.
Max: Greta's Club?
Horst: No.
Max: Good, you had taste. The White Mouse?
Horst: Sometimes.
Max: I'm surprised you never saw me there. Did you sunbathe?
Horst: I love to sunbathe.
Max: In the nude?
Horst: Of course.
Max: By the river?
Horst: That's right.
Max: And you never saw me?
Horst: Well, actually I did. I saw you by the river. You were making a fool of yourself, and I said, someday I'll be in Dachau with that man moving rocks.
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Max: I love you... What's wrong with that?
