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Women's Midlife Crisis
Clinton 2022-04-22 07:01:54
All five stars to Kate. God acting. From the innocence of a girl when she was in love with Xiao Xianrou, to the laughter and scolding when she suffered many helpless fates, they were all vividly interpreted. Recently, the mid-life crisis of men has become a hot topic. In this film, Mr. Wu expresses the story of a middle-aged woman who has encountered a series of changes in her life. Just like the Ferris wheel, each carriage thinks it is going according to its own wishes, but in the end, it revolves around the Ferris wheel, and the same is true in life. Everyone wants to perform their own play, but in the end, the most powerful thing is fate. How many dying struggles are the inability to extricate themselves in the face of fate.
Extended Reading
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Sam 2022-03-25 09:01:22
This script is the pinnacle of Woody's script creation. His control of conflict is superb, and the dialogue is extremely compatible with the characters' psychology. The old man regrouped the elements he was best at, and he was still telling the story he told for thirty years, but was it cliché? The story of you love me love has been interpreted by people for hundreds of years, so has it become a cliché? Authenticity is always the cure for the audience.
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Maybelle 2022-03-25 09:01:22
It's like Kate's face value that is gone forever.
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Mickey: Nothing you could tell me could put the slightest shadow on this evening.
Ginny: I'm not 35. I'm 38. I'm 39.
Mickey: Well, that's a very hot age for a woman. I'm a very lucky guy.
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Mickey: Jesus, what a sheltered life I've led. I have book knowledge but you've really tasted life.
Carolina: You've been round the world.
Mickey: Yeah, but you've been around the block. You think you'll always be looking over your shoulder?
Carolina: Everybody dies, you can't walk around thinking about it.
Mickey: You're talking to a lifeguard.