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Hank 2023-05-07 06:52:29
T-1000 Tourette OCD...
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Amanda 2023-05-06 11:15:45
The rolls are so...
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Jefferey 2023-05-03 09:25:05
6.5/10? I like the subtle relationship between the theme and the main line, but I don't like the ending and adult...
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Greta 2023-04-30 00:24:30
It's my favorite road movie and my favorite story about people on the edge. I was very touched by what the clean man said on the mountain, because I have social phobia, and I have lived too carefully in my life. I have never done anything out of the ordinary. Every day I go in obediently. Sometimes I really want to do something out of the ordinary and go...
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Consuelo 2023-04-22 23:19:45
It's unexpectedly good-looking and a little unfinished, but it doesn't affect the happiness it brings...
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Garret 2023-04-04 19:55:20
All three protagonists play well, especially Dev Patel, who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder and a serious cleanliness addiction. Near the end of the film, the Santa Cruz beach scene is...
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Hugh 2023-03-21 08:21:22
Very interesting story, an alternative road story. Two clues, two cures. On one side are three mentally handicapped children, re-healing themselves into the world; on the other side is a desperate adult, father, healing the indifference in their hearts. The ending is a bit lacking, but the overall idea is...
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Holden 2023-03-10 16:07:54
It's still the kind of road movie of growing up that has been rotten on the street. The story of three geeky young people is still mixed with a bit of comforting humor, but the rough images of independent films are quite entertaining, especially It was the wild scene in the middle that was filmed full of AV...
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D'angelo 2023-03-09 10:25:27
A remake of the 2010 German movie "Vincent Wants to See the Sea", a man with cramps, a man with cleanliness, and a woman with anorexia. They were patients who were treated together, and the three went to see the sea together. After a period of adventure in the high mountains and jungles, the three not only went from mutual exclusion to mutual attraction, but also seemed to have cured their strange diseases. Robert Sheehan in the British drama "Super Boy" performed well, but Dev Patel's acting...
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Green 2023-03-07 02:31:31
Anorexia, Tourette, and Cleanliness Hit the Road...
The Road Within Comments
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Jazmin 2022-06-26 21:34:11
"The Extraordinary Road": When you feel sad, go to see the sea
(Written by Zhining on August 4, 2015)
On this blue planet, the sea that accommodates hundreds of rivers seems to have a special power of comfort and healing. Shuji Terayama, who has many literary and artistic identities, once said: "The feeling of sadness is the When you're alone, go see the... -
Durward 2022-10-04 20:11:17
The ordinary road and the future will never end
The first time I heard Pu Shu's song, those flowers.
The first time I read Han Han's novel was, Three Doors.
I think these are two people who belong to our era, not the post-90s, nor the post-80s.
I just finished watching it in the movie theater, and I can't feel what the movie is about, because...
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Marie: We're gonna crash!
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Vincent: This fucking sucks. Can't I get one fucking advantage out of this cocksucking illness? They only come when I don't want them and only comes in the worst motherfucking moments.
