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A little inspiration from my son's wish
Patsy 2022-03-22 09:01:14
In fact, the structure of this story is relatively clear. There is only one main line, that is, the story of the father who is a lawyer from being a liar to telling the truth. Of course, the change did not happen by himself, but a wish made by his son. So, this story actually has a certain sci-fi tinge to kelp. Why does a child's wish come true? Was it a real wish, not a coincidence? From this point of view, in fact, it is somewhat similar to the death of the gods. It's that you don't know whether it's the reason or not, but all phenomena point to that reason, or you really can't find any other more reasonable reason. I think this can be used as a way of thinking in future creations. When the plot can not be round, you can add such uncertain factors. Or, as a suspenseful existence, it gives people a feeling of horror.
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Beaulah 2022-03-24 09:01:18
Jim Carrey's solo show. 180 million in North America and 300 million in the world. At the end of the last century, the box office appeal of this rubber face was not so strong!
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Onie 2022-04-20 09:01:12
The scenes when Jim Carrey pretended to be crazy in court were more exciting
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Fletcher Reede: [outtake] Weight, 105. Yeah, in your bra!
Dana Appleton: Your Honor, I object!
Fletcher Reede: You would!
Dana Appleton: Overactor!
Fletcher Reede: Jezebel
[bursts out laughing]
Fletcher Reede: .
Dana Appleton: [points at director] He put me up to it! Tom Shadyac!
Fletcher Reede: Oh no, they're on to me!
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Fletcher: [outside of Max's school] See, Max, I have to lie. Everybody lies. Mommy lies. Even the wonderful Jerry lies.
Max Reede: But you're the only one who makes me feel bad.