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Conner 2022-04-20 09:02:10
American Sweetheart grew up
"American Sweetheart" grew up American Honey, a
dozen and a half children, packed in a van and went everywhere to sell magazines. Star (Sasha Lane) is the newcomer among them.
At home, Star lived a poor life with her younger brother and sister, who had a single, drunken father who would occasionally... -
Garret 2022-03-24 09:02:59
I would call it "youth"
It's one of those diverse youths I'll never have, at 18 you can do whatever you want.
Star seems to be rebellious, but in fact he has his own principles and persistence. What those eyes convey, in my humble opinion, call it "youth".
In general, I didn't feel anything, I thought it would be be, I...
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Uriah 2022-03-21 09:02:45
People who don't like it may scold this film as cliché, promiscuous, and fragmented, like a 140-minute MV or Instagram post; but people who like it can shrug and say: Isn't everyone's youth a bit promiscuous, a bit cliché? ? The film's success lies in its sincerity, intimacy and spontaneity. The faces and sweat lit by the flickering flames of the bonfire were particularly moving.
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Horace 2022-04-21 09:03:01
Well, it took me three hours to see another life, and I'm not quite sure what the central idea is. The details of the lens are better. After watching the movie that is said to be too cool and thin, and said to be bad and tasteless.
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