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Marcelina 2022-01-29 08:12:29
The mix of various types, especially in the second half, has no focus, or it is too realistic to shoot such a fantasy story. If you follow the stylized shooting method like Wes Anderson, you may be able to forget the absurd plot and character settings. But the climax scene of the third act is still...
The Book of Henry Comments
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Josie 2022-03-19 09:01:10
Book of Henry
Hmm... Such a subtle movie... The character setting is very good, the actors' acting skills are also online, the collision between the genius son and the thick-line mother and the cute little brother was quite eye-catching at the beginning, especially the sensible and sensible son after learning...
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Hollie 2022-03-19 09:01:10
The Book of "Assassination" of a Genius Boy
When we were studying, there would always be a "genius" student in the class who was super good at reading. Thinking about how they always said, "I'm actually watching TV shows before the exam", it's very annoying. How can the brain melon seeds work so well? !
But in fact, "geniuses" also have the...
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Mrs. Evans: Henry, where are you going? Henry!
[henry exits the classroom]
Henry Carpenter: Goddamn it, Janice. How much longer does this have to go on? What else do you need to see?
Principal Wilder: I believe you mean Principal Wilder? Henry, we're not going down this road again.
Henry Carpenter: Bruises, exhaustion, decreased school performance. What have her grades been this year?
Principal Wilder: You know I can't tell you anything about another student's grades.
Henry Carpenter: You're under no obligation to investigate. You need merely report suspicion of. It's, it's your ethical responsibility as an educator.
Principal Wilder: I made preliminary inquiries which turned...
Henry Carpenter: So make secondary inquiries!
Principal Wilder: It's more complicated than that, Henry. Mr. Sickleman is the police commissioner and an upstanding member...
Henry Carpenter: As if upstanding members of the community...
Principal Wilder: These type of baseless allegations can have extremely serious ramifications.
Henry Carpenter: Jesus! Do...
[henry grabs some child abuse brochures]
Henry Carpenter: Do these things mean anything?
Principal Wilder: I have known Mr. Sickleman longer than you've been alive.
Henry Carpenter: Don't condescend to me.
Principal Wilder: I'm not gonna subject him to public scrutiny without conclusive evidence.
Henry Carpenter: Fine. I will handle this without you.
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Susan Carpenter: Sheila? Hello?
Peter Carpenter: Found her.
Sheila: Oh... oh. Lovely. You brought the children. Hello, Hank.
Henry Carpenter: Sheila. Looking radiant as ever.
Susan Carpenter: Let me guess, drinking away memories of that ex who left you in the lurch with two young boys.
Sheila: That was you.
Susan Carpenter: Oh, yeah.
