Life belongs to the brave

Damon 2022-04-03 09:01:12

I was a little moved after watching it.
In the twilight of life, I am afraid of aging, and I am afraid of the absence of honor. It seems that all the meaning of life has been eroded by time and become rotten. I don't know what my old age will be like, hopefully there's still friendship, and love. This is life, not the repetition of eating-sleeping day after day.
Life belongs to the brave.
Maybe real life is full of compromises, insincere words, and compromises, but there are always times or two that require you to muster up the courage to accept the helplessness of reality and still struggle to be yourself. Not being a reckless man, but sticking to your heart with persistence and being for yourself.
If you want to calm yourself down, this movie might be a good choice.

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Extended Reading
  • Carmelo 2022-04-04 09:01:08

    Dustin Hoffman's old and fresh, warm and humorous. The plot of the film is not new, but as the music of the opera slowly ends, the pictures continue to show the freeze-frame photos of the actors in the film, which makes people sigh about the beauty of life's twilight~

  • Trudie 2022-03-30 09:01:12

    In the late quartet, the intensification of the contradiction between the two roles played by Hoffman and Ivané was the starting point, and the "reason and emotion" in music and art were explored in the reorganization, reconciliation and performance of the four-member team; and this quartet The performance of professional music skills has been weakened, and it has risen to the proposition of life. The frown and smile of the four wrinkled artists all tell the preciousness of friendship. When there is love, the mentality is never too late, and the most beautiful is the red sunset.

Quartet quotes

  • Jean: Oh Reg, please, this is the first time we've seen each other in God knows how many years.

    Reginald Paget: Ninety-seven.

    Cissy Robson: [gasps] Is it really that long? God, how time flies.

  • Wilf Bond: When you're finished being a croquet expert, Nigel, a pound I'll kick your arse.

    Nigel: The way you play you probably will. You forget I saw your Barber of Seville, your singing brought tears to y ears.

    Wilf Bond: Saw you in Carmen. I'll never forget it, but I'll try.