There are some comments that emphasize the logic of the movie's heroine falling in love with the hero.
When I was in graduate school, I spent a year with a hopelessly drunk.
He is arrogant, strong, but useless.
He would tell me to do this or that, or tell me what his bank card password is, so that after a while, he and I who were in a coma, and I who were smoking, could be pulled to the hospital, so that they could pay the hospital bills.
I don't know if I love him or not, but I will be at ease by taking care of him like a real mother by his side.
Speaking of which, I'm already a foolish Virgin who has practiced and moved myself. But before I met him, I wasn't someone who could settle down. I met him like a stray dog picked up another stray dog. I am not innocent either.
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Just stumbled upon moonchild's song and saw the comments below are all about buffalo 66.
Baidu said that this is a comedy film, so it is very strange, what kind of comedy can use this song.
For the first fourteen minutes, I thought ok this is really comedy.
If you don't pretend to be my wife, I'll strangle you. You help me, you will be my best friend from now on.
This is my fourth film today, after I watched The Shape of Water, Summer in Provence, Fall in. Not surprisingly, the Buffalo 66 is my personal best of the year.
Tears asked Huahua not to speak.
Contradictions.
Billy was very concerned about his parents' opinions. Even if he kidnapped a strange woman, he had to tell his parents that this was my wife. We had a good time, but my mother always had a ball game in my heart, and my father was also a daughter-in-law's titty.
The proud 13th fairway is the only one who has been playing, has been playing, has been playing.
I always used lies to cover up my failures. The girl I had a crush on in middle school knew me, and I just dumped her.
You hug me, but don't touch me.
Billy ends up buying hot chocolate at the end of the credits, full of joy and generosity. But I was sobbing and couldn't take into account the authenticity of this ending. Even if you tell me there is no logic in this film, I see myself in it.
There are many miserable people in the world. Lots and lots.
Can't tell the difference between love and how to be loved, don't know the boundary between narcissism and inferiority
I am willing to do stupid things to get the affirmation of my parents, I repeatedly recall my own value when no one applauds
My family and friendship are few, I refuse to be intimate, I shout to everyone around me
But did I do anything bad in the whole movie?
What made me the Billy you see
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