From geography club to wallflower boy

Pablo 2022-01-23 08:06:39

Giant Little Ones I want to talk about my entire thought process about this film. At first, I thought this was just another boring comedy of the same-sex youth coming out. But then with Ballas' deceit, I began to think that this might be the contrast between coming out and coming out like the Geographic Club. Things started to become interesting, but it was still a new show of old routines. Until the moment Franky asked Tash to go out, I suddenly realized that this might not be a sign of a bent man coming out. Tash tells his story in a single line. At this point, I admire this film. Many stories treat the audience as equal and let them think. I gradually feel that the two of them are like the campus version of the two in the fucking world. The word redemption must be wrong. It should be a kind of mutual attraction in the same situation. That kind of experience seems to deviate from the world. , But the feeling of living seriously. Just like Tash once said I WAS different. I AM different. But then I turned my gaze to Ballas. It's basically the latter half of the film. To a certain extent, I can see a change or growth of many characters. However, Ballas seems to be playing the role of an evasive perpetrator from beginning to end. I started to think what was going on in this movie, didn't I watch a gay movie? How could we black out our compatriots (a joke). When Franky came to his father's house, dressed in a suit he gave him, and asked about "homosexuality" for the first time, I suddenly felt that the main point of view is not that gay. What it wants to express and convey is actually a process of hesitation, helplessness, fear and redefining oneself in the adversity and deviation of the surrounding environment. It seems that at present, whether or not to focus on the "coming out process of gay youth" is no longer of typical significance. It has become the more extraordinary one among all ordinary youth issues. In the final analysis, it is the one that is self-aware. And I like the choice of the main perspective very much. His character settings and role relationships are an excellent viewing angle. Especially the kind of confrontation between the son and his comrade father to try to understand. But what's interesting is that when the father and son were talking, F was not as straightforward as I thought. He said that when it happened, they didn't think it was weird, it just started to ferment afterwards. So are you actually complaining that men are all animals of desire? It seems that this is not only GAY's matter, but also involves B or both? I really don't praise this kind of judgment. In the film, the father said that you should pay attention to who you like or love now, not how those tags define you. But the interesting thing is that in many incidents, pure GAY is pure, so the same wives really happen. In the film, the father said that he still loves his mother, but it's different. I don't know what kind of emotion it will be, as the so-called pure GAY. But what I agree with is that emotion is not something defined by gender or externally, as long as it does not violate human nature and basic ethics (but this thing will also change, so it’s okay to use that social background as the keynote). It's feelings. Therefore, I think that actions that are made on impulse or to prove or test certain uncertainty and cause immediate harm to others are indisputable and wrong. It is shameful to cheat marriage, thank you. In the end, F shaved his head, with his scars, full of strength in his heart, walking alone in the campus corridors with people coming and going. I didn't think he was alone at that moment, on the contrary, he was the center. And the only clip that moved me to tears was the F's in the garage, my mother ridiculed two or three sentences at random, and my father turned his face to talk but stopped. When I looked at her with a certain sense of relief and nostalgia, I felt that the moment was extremely warm. Perhaps at this moment, I am not focusing on those previous differences and pains, but a feeling that the moment is just right and the next is not bad. This film expresses the transformation of each role. Whether it is comforting or regrettable, each role is no longer a functional flat expression. I really like this feeling of carrying my youth, full of music, and galloping on the road! ——120219 movie viewing notes

Wait, I looked back at the poster again, and I said, how did my geography club come, and Franky's eyes on the cover almost directly said that we had a story.

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  • Preston 2022-03-16 09:01:08

    Obviously it is a deep cabinet, but I want to prove that I am a straight steel man. Is it interesting? Is it worth it to lose such a good friend?

  • Ophelia 2022-04-23 07:04:28

    Youth and growth, very attractive plot twists, campus gossip collection, pure love and friendship, being out and back out of the closet, the open ending is very clever.