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Pearl 2022-03-12 08:01:02

How many people can finally be with their loved ones? And what ruined our great love?
It's a moving film about two teens struggling with love and lust who eventually part ways because of the times (the 20s, pre-Depression) and their overwhelming and overbearing parents.
In order to please their...

Al 2022-03-12 08:01:02

It works wonders when beautiful verses are weaved in with plots, especially as motifs. It struck you time and time again and made an ever so strong echo in your mind and heart.

William Wordsworth is probably my favorite poet in the English literature. I love his "I Wondered Lonely". The lines where...

Emery 2022-03-25 09:01:23

It's not Tennessee Williams' book. Oh, the twentieth century is too much of South America. It's really poisonous. It's very embarrassing. Why does Wood always play such a miserable role?

Abigayle 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Rather than depicting sexual repression, it is more about the inhibition of family and environment on people's desires. The whole theme is still very good. The people in small towns in the United States are really conservative to death, very much like the feudal society, and even in the current China, there is more or less a reference. Kazan's control is still effective, the camera feels dangerous and charming, and the characters' emotions are adjusted to a very thematic state, but this method seems to be a bit outdated now, it is a very old-fashioned stability, but also It is stagnant and rigid. Natalie Wood's beautiful face is matched with excellent performance. From delicate and sensitive to tough and mature, it is great from the inside out. As for Warren Beatty, it is enough to sell a skin.