tragicomically

Jess 2022-11-23 07:02:54

Thirty-seven of mavis are the scene of a car accident in all aspects. Except for on-the-spot first aid, it is still a face-to-face image. This is a downright contemptible character created by the screenwriter. The foundation of mavis is the adjustment of old adolescence's value system. The work and rest habits of the bottleneck, the shadow writer career of the bottleneck, the self-centered and confused attitude towards life, oh my!

Almost all the details in the film clearly show that this prom queen "teenager" who is far from mature at heart, is not the most common scene in high school when a handful of diet coke is poured straight down the throat, and matt builds moonshine there. The wine drank straight into the intestines, not as good as listening to people say to sip slowly, Mavis's adult life was swallowed like a big mouth, and he didn't stop to think for a moment, and everything went smoothly. mavis ignores herself like the neglected pomeranian dog, if it weren't for that baby image, there are a few seconds of the day that mavis thinks of him in a way that buddy is her meaning to be. During the drive, she kept rewinding and replaying the Teenage Fanclub song that made her familiar and immersed. Trapped in a familiar situation and trapped in a teenage state, she decided to go to her hometown in the corner of her memory and fight for the buddy she met in her best years. The future together, baby, is not a problem, "love conquers all". Then the viewers wait for the tragicomedy to unfold and end. I have to say that the director and screenwriter gave us the most unfiltered original truth, close to life, Unlike charlie's monster movie, Mavis's naive and selfish monster can always be reversed. Mavis only needs to use his brain to enjoy the real life easily, which is beyond redemption.

In front of the street lights in the parking lot, Mavis subconsciously misread buddy's words again, her eyes are complex and affectionate, her body is soft and warm, leaning against the open car door, buddy is naturally more dreamy, oh. In the bar, mavis stood behind buddy, his eyes were complicated again, watching buddy completely focus on his wife's band's uninspiring performance, but buddy was infinitely infected by his wife's enthusiasm. All this country place where mavis feels uncomfortable and below himself, people look happy, oh well, everything is being complicated by mavis, complicated by simplicity. Everyone knows that teenage is just a period when you are supposed to grow up and transition naturally. Mavis said that it is difficult for him to have a sense of happiness. Clarity is not easily favored by anyone, such as people who are pampered and do not need to grow up, and those who have nothing to do with pampering but only want peace and comfort. In this way, mavis can still win I smile.



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  • Mavis Gary: [crying] I'm crazy! And no one loves me. You don't love me.

    Matt Freehauf: Guys like me are born loving women like you.

    Mavis Gary: I went to Buddy's house.

    Matt Freehauf: What happened?

    Mavis Gary: I ruined my dress.

  • Mavis Gary: Hey, do you know this girl named Beth? She married Buddy Slade from school.

    Sandra Freehauf: Yeah, I know that Beth.

    Mavis Gary: What do you think of her?

    Sandra Freehauf: I don't really like her. I mean, I think you're way prettier than she is. What happened to your dress? I'm sorry, did I say something wrong? Shit. What's wrong? What did I say?

    Mavis Gary: I have a lot of problems.

    Sandra Freehauf: Can't you get a new dress?

    Mavis Gary: It's really difficult for me to be happy. And then for other people it just seems so simple. I know. They just grow up and they're so fulfilled.

    Sandra Freehauf: I don't feel fulfilled. And frankly, if you don't feel fulfilled with all the stuff that you have.

    Mavis Gary: I need to change, Sandra.

    Sandra Freehauf: No you don't.

    Mavis Gary: What?

    Sandra Freehauf: You're the only person in Mercury who could write a book or wear a dress like that.

    Mavis Gary: I'm sure there's plenty of other people who could.

    Sandra Freehauf: Everyone here is fat and dumb.

    Mavis Gary: Don't say that. I mean, you think so?

    Sandra Freehauf: Everyone wishes that they could be like you. You know, living in the big city all famous and beautiful and all that.

    Mavis Gary: I'm not really famous.

    Sandra Freehauf: Well, you know, special or whatever. I mean, some days when I have a slow shift at work I'll sit and think about you living in your cool apartment, going out and stuff. It seems really nice.

    Mavis Gary: Yeah, but most people here seem so happy with so little. It's like they don't even seem to care what happens to them.

    Sandra Freehauf: That's because it doesn't matter what happens to them. They're nothing. Might as well die. Fuck Mercury.