The light that is on and off is better than the light that never lights up

Rylee 2022-03-25 09:01:15

@EnglishMasterShow found that Kenlodge only showed his realist story without commenting, this natural and bland ending was particularly evident. In fact, from the football scene (which is expected to be one of my annual movie viewing moments), it can be seen that this country has not changed much after 50 years. In addition to stealing milk and taking pictures on the street, Casper's dialogue in the employment office is also very similar to Antoine's last dialogue scene. Perhaps in Kenloch's view, employment centers and juvenile correctional institutions can also form a kind of Interact. My favorite is the scene where Casper tells the story of raising eagles on the podium. When children talk about their favorite things, their eyes will slowly light up.

Cyrus 2022-03-25 09:01:15

I feel more and more that, for those pure and highly accomplished realist films, it is precisely the subjective element, or the so-called "authority", that can best judge the quality. (For example, "Where is My Friend's Home"), the second is the intervention point of the author's own emotions, and the collection and release of this point is definitely a master level. In the cold running account, the "proportion" of speculation and concern has been balanced, completing the powerful indictment of the voice of the generation group, while retaining a complete and vital image of personal experience. In addition, IF in 1968 and this work in 1969, all the way to the fan wall in 1979, was the British teaching system really such a disgusting person without exaggeration in the hippie era? This physical education teacher is really too much Nima is an idiot.