cans about endings

Laurie 2022-04-21 09:02:28

[The heroine finally knew that the hero was lying! ] [The man who sweeps the cans is the anger and shame after the lie is exposed! 】 Digression: I still think that the male protagonist is a little kind in the early stage. When he saw that the star was killed and decided to go to the police station to report the crime, he should be able to react a little. At the end of the film, when meeting with his ex-girlfriend, the male protagonist did not take off his sunglasses from beginning to end, nor did he tell his ex-girlfriend what happened to his eyes. According to the story he made up, he should still be blind, but only came to London with the help of a friend. And when he said this, the male protagonist even swallowed nervously. After the male protagonist has said this, you can pay attention to the expression of this ex-girlfriend. There is no comfort or joy for him, and his expression is even a little solemn. Why dignified? Because here, the ex-girlfriend should have discovered the loophole in his words. And soon his actions proved it. The waitress took a cane with a rabbit head and asked if it was him, he said, "Yes," before touching the cane. Obviously exposed. How did he know it was his? But the ex-girlfriend still didn't respond, did you really not see it? Or has it already been determined that he is pretending to be blind? At this time, the male protagonist proposed that in the square tomorrow, he would hold a concert and invite this ex-girlfriend to come to see him. At this time, you can find that the girl's eyes are not those of admiration or happiness for the male lead, but slightly turned her head and sneered with some disdain. Why did she react like this? Then the ex-girlfriend said: I will go back tomorrow. Is the ex-girlfriend really going back, not sure? But there's a scene ahead where the girl kisses her white boyfriend goodbye. If you want to go back to China, it's just a casual and simple kiss goodbye, as if saying "see you later". I don't think it would be such a goodbye if I went back the next day. Just seeing the male protagonist a little disappointed, the girl immediately said to the male protagonist, "I will try my best." Will it? Just a courtesy. And at this time, you can pay attention to her expression here, which is very strange and meaningful. When the hero was leaving, she stared into the hero's eyes and said, "That woman has killed so many people, you should really listen to Swami and take her cornea." Pay attention to her emotions: This is satire, not a statement of opinion. The male protagonist was obviously stunned for a moment, did not speak, turned around and left with a blind crutch. The ex-girlfriend looked at him with a subtle sadness and seriousness on his face. But this girl accidentally saw the poster of the male protagonist on the street, and she was very excited to follow him. After listening to the band's songs underground, I communicated with the male protagonist. When I heard the male protagonist tell stories and stopped, I was a little anxious and a little worried about the situation of the male protagonist at that time. It shows that this ex-girlfriend is concerned about the male lead. But why was he so indifferent when he watched him leave? Because she already knew that the male protagonist was lying! The male protagonist walked to the corner and arrived at the square, where the lanterns began to appear. A solitary can was lying on the ground alone, and the male protagonist approached and swept it away. This is the film once again implying that the male protagonist is not blind. The action of anger is also exactly the anger of the male protagonist after his lie was exposed!

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Andhadhun quotes

  • Sofie: [watching news about Akash and Simi] They've eloped.

  • Mavashi: Lottery tickets for sale. Try your luck. Lottery tickets for sale. Try your luck, Sir.

    [to a customer]

    Mavashi: Go on, buy one.

    [to Akash]

    Mavashi: Sir, do me a favour. Place your hand on any ticket. They say, God favors the blind.

    [again to the customer]

    Mavashi: He touched the ticket. You'll hit the jackpot now. Out with a 100 rupees.