Let’s just speculate. The period from Ronald Reagan to George HW Bush seems to be a period of American value reconstruction. It climbed out of the crisis of the Cold War, the economy began to recover, the sadness gradually receded, and the baby boomers settled down. However, the peace and prosperity that followed seemed to bring a little impetuousness. The Hollywood movie in 1994 was very special: Pulp Fiction, Color of Night, Natural Born Killer, the blockbuster in the early 1990s felt particularly sensual and raw. The plot is much simpler than today's movies, with more symbolism and a bit of paranoid artistry. Today's movies are much faster, more practical, calm, and fancy in terms of graphics and sound effects.
Another fun of watching old TV dramas is gossip. Watching dragon actors, the only time Leonardo Dicaprio played opposite Hillary Swank seems to be in 1989. Hillary Swank is really still a little kid, and Leo is slowly starting to emerge. At the time, leo was pretty cute, but he wasn't as handsome as Kirk Cameron and Jeremy Miller who played his two brothers. Kirk was really handsome back then, but now he looks old and decadent. Many people in the entertainment industry only have 15 minutes of fame. Not everyone can be as talented and lucky as Leo. Mathew Perry's head shrank as always, playing a second-tier protagonist, but unfortunately the young heroine's boyfriend in the play, NYU's sophomore was hit and killed by a car, which is reminiscent of Joey in friends, I don't know if it was because Matt terminated the contract with someone later. Brat Pitt has always been a playboy since 1987. He likes to use his tongue to cover his lower lip when he laughs.
A woman's beauty seems to be half skinny, revealing her melon face and sexy cheekbones. Tracey Gold in seasons 1 and 2 with a round face, a round nose, and a big round brown-rimmed glasses is not a pretty child star compared to the handsome Kirk and the two huge dimples Jeremy laughing. In the movie, Mike is always called Carol, toilet face or pig. It is said that these jokes have left a shadow in the hearts of young actors all year round. In 1988, Tracey, who was 19 years old, lost 23 pounds. In 1991, anorexia began to threaten Tracey's internal organs, and the girl began to face death. In early 1992, Carol left Columbia for an internship in London. In fact, it was because Tracey's skeletal look was too amazing that he was forced to leave the crew. However, in 1991 and 1992, Tracey was really beautiful, and it was because of the 18 changes in the female college. After she lost her edge, she looked like Jennifer Aniston, and her brother would only scold her for hating her, and would not laugh at her for being ugly.
Chelsea Noble and Kirk played opposite roles in Growing Pains in 1989, and in 1991 married 21-year-old youth idol Kirk, Chelsea returned to the crew. To see a woman's demanding of beauty is not to look at her face (everyone knows how to dress up her face), but to look at her legs. The face can look pleasing to the eye, the face can rely on makeup and hair, and the lines of the legs can only be obtained at the expense of health. Yes, legs are used to seduce men. Chelsea's legs showed that she was indeed a model. As Carol said in the play, Kate grazes. Guess Chelsea is the same person in real life.
The film ends with Maggie Malone finding a job as a Senator in DC and the family leaving Long Island. The protagonist of Sitcoms is actually a house, not the people who come and go under the roof. The life in these three-wall houses is for the people in the four-wall. I always feel that sitcom is very political, hypnotizing people who are also living behind a wall and telling them this is the life you want. As the only person in the family who refused to be named Seaver, Maggie Malone could see from the name that this character was leading the feminist movement that continued in the late 1980s. At the end of this, I just want to say that the life of this family does not revolve around men. Maggie said to herself in the penultimate episode, When I think of my family, my marriage, my career, I realized I am one of the few women who really have it all. It seems to be telling everyone that a strong woman and a career woman will also end well.
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