Eh!

Gaetano 2022-04-23 07:02:31

I love purple houses and pink skies that only seem to be seen in California. Gigantic sculptures stand next to the motel, especially intimidating and surreal, the helicopters that only hear the sound, and the castle that can only be reached in a dream? I was so embarrassed to see Moonee cry at the end, it really seemed to force me out of the fictional reality of the movie , as if all the accents, tricks, rebellions, and stubbornness that imitated adults in the front were blue and pink bubbles in the movie, and only that moment of crying is the vulnerable self who takes off the disguise. While at the same time, we pity the childhood in which wonders, innocence, naivete, curiosity all become part of protective mechanisms, define the only correct parenting style and carefree childhood, forget the unrestrained arrogance in such childhood, freedom is still There is endless joy, like nothing I shouldn't have or can't get.

Yea, but I fucking had fun.

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  • Priscilla 2022-04-23 07:02:31

    3.5. I prefer "Summer of 1993". Sean Baker is indeed much more mature than the "Orange" period, still focusing on the daily life of marginalized people. Let me tell you a little bit of personal opinion. At the end, the scene where the two girls ran to Disney still seemed timid. It would be nice if they could stop at the unspeakable "Bye". Of course, the director's idea is completely understandable - to use strong emotions to enhance the taste, to mend all the trivialities, and to let the emotions fall to the ground.

  • Courtney 2022-04-23 07:02:31

    The people who live next to the dream factory have broken lives. The last two little girls started running, and the memory instantly overlapped with the end of "Juvenile Shelter". They run into Disneyland, and the fairy-tale candy-colored filter fades away, but it is the most fairy-tale moment in the entire film.

The Florida Project quotes

  • Bobby: Thank you very much.

    Moonee: You're not welcome!

  • Halley: [watching a house on fire] Aren't you excited? This is so much better than TV!