Misael 2022-03-23 09:01:43
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Allen 2021-11-17 08:01:26
Actually I saw it a long time ago and didn't recognize it. Everything about him is both funny and realistic. I hate his wife, his wife dies, finds an affair, travels alone, is dissatisfied with his son-in-law, and his daughter is alienated and cannot be changed. Whose now? Whose future? Life, life~hahahaha~ It's a bit like seeing dad's future~
Shany 2021-11-17 08:01:26
When you are unable to resist, life begins to betray you. When you think your life is abundant, you realize that your life has been extremely failed. The story itself is desperate, but Alexander Payne handled it very cleverly. A lot of bitterness and helplessness have been slickly and comically. The frustration of life is like that waterbed. It can crash you even your neck. , But it is absolutely impossible to drown you, the positive and negative energy will eventually be resolved into nothingness, leaving only love.
Warren Schmidt: Say uh, Randall...? How'd that investment situation work out for you? You never called me.
Larry Hertzel: Um... don't bring that up.
Duncan Hertzel: You mean that pyramid scheme?
Randall Hertzel: No it wasn't!
Duncan Hertzel: All I know is I lost 800 bucks.
Randall Hertzel: Well, if you'd stuck with it a little longer you'd have seen results. You bailed out too soon.
Roberta Hertzel: Can we change the subject please?
Warren Schmidt: [On top of Winnebago at night talking to his dead wife] Helen, what did you really think of me deep in your heart? Was I really the man you wanted to be with? Was I? Or were you disappointed but too nice to show it?
