Giant Little Ones Comments

Leopold 2022-03-15 09:01:10

I feel sad for the male protagonist to have such a friend, but it's just a gaffe after drunk, but he was turned away, and he also sold a look of intolerance. Homophobia is the anti-routine performance of the deep cabinet. The overall is very inspirational and youthful, but by the end, I didn't see the problem of the man in the deep cabinet resolved, and I was still a little bit...

Ludwig 2022-03-14 14:12:30

Nothing's Changed, Same...

Lennie 2022-01-23 08:06:39

The biggest obstacle in a film about bisexuality (or not) is that I still don't understand the characters in the film (especially the male second), so I am naturally less touched by this youthful story. The soundtrack was too full and the turning point was a little harder. Although it reversed the routine, it still fell into another kind of stereotype in the end. Two and a half...

Summer 2022-01-23 08:06:39

The hero is really good-looking and exploded! Easily hold the partial position of the short position! The signal flare is so beautiful, more beautiful than the fireworks I watched throughout the Spring Festival! I feel pity for the second boy’s sister, so I ignored the protagonist because the protagonist did not attend the appointment on time that night, which caused her to encounter some bad things. Later, I made it clear that avoiding intimacy is a sequelae. I really cried, such a good girl!...

Hoyt 2022-01-23 08:06:39

There is still a big problem with the rhythm. The drama of the two men's drunkenness, including the whistleblower, seems to be deliberately hidden, but it has somewhat caused the editing to be interrupted. And I believe that sexuality is a process of gradual clarity, but I don't believe in sexual flow, so I can't substitute it. The soundtrack is still too full, which is a common problem in this type of film. Male twenty feet are...

Jaydon 2022-01-23 08:06:39

Make a five-pointer for selfishness, the cutest movie I've watched recently. Anti-routine, anti-(anti-)coming out, very different. A few talk scenes are especially extra points. The dialogue in the "cabinet" between father and son was quite exciting, although it was just inadvertently arguing. A very subtle part, selfishness feels better than Love, Simon's anti-dogma, it is more realistic than Eighth Grade, and the emotions are very natural. It's so comfortable to see. Beautiful youthful flesh,...