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The tragic story of a wealthy second generation in uptown New York
Earline 2022-03-22 09:01:42
An extremely gloomy rich second-generation capitalist society, full of blood and ill-will, and at the same time possessing a social conscience that most people lack in my opinion. He loves literature and art, and sometimes quotes classics when he speaks, especially likes to compare rock stars. Borrowing indulged in the grief of his suicidal brother, unable to extricate himself, and did not forgive his father until he died. I don't know if it's because of the screenwriter or the director, but the foreshadowing of all the negative emotions is not in place at all. The last 15 minutes of a movie that I wanted to give 2 stars made me shudder, and it was a fucking coincidence. Pattinson's acting skills are not rated. (Like twilight, I always feel that my buddy is the true character.) The heroine's eyes are as blue as Avatar's. She lost the two most loved people in her life before the age of 22. She can still laugh at the situation, and she does have a brave heart. The short hair style of the male protagonist's sister seems to be reborn, but there is still a grievance in her bones that she can play Orphan 2.
Extended Reading
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Tyler: Love's involved with spending time together, but spending time apart, can lead to loving even *more*.
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Tyler: Whatever you do in life will be insignificant, but it's very important that you do it. Because nobody else will. Like when someone comes into your life and half of you says you're nowhere near ready, but the other half says: make her yours forever.