love needs practice

Timothy 2022-04-23 07:01:03

In addition to the magical brain hole, I like Spider-Man movies. The most important thing is the delicate emotional drama. The Spider-Man hero constantly encounters family, friendship, love, troubles in work when he grows up, and grows up in love through twists and turns. I need his listening, understanding and comfort to be lost. I left my girlfriend to be a hero to save people, and I kissed what a fool with other women as Spider-Man! When the murderer made a mistake and aroused his inner anger, MJ went to comfort him and accompany him even though he was angry with him. Peter actually said that I don't need to help me. MJ must be true love. Peter is still too immature in love. Aunt said marriage is better The preparation is that A man has to be understanding and put his wife before himself. Peter thought he could do it at the time and put everything about his wife above himself. As a result, he didn't really understand the meaning of auntMay's words. After a series of events happened, Peter realized that he was not prepared, he was still immersed in his dream of a big hero, selfish, naive. It's easy to say what we like and love, but when we encounter life, how to love someone is something we need to practice and learn and slowly comprehend. The author expresses this very well in the film.

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Extended Reading
  • Arvid 2021-10-20 18:59:18

    He looked at the bright diamond ring in the shop window that could be paid in installments, with a sweet smile.

  • Jaquan 2021-10-20 18:59:18

    Who is the most down-and-out superhero? Spiderman. A poor houseman, and his girlfriend also promised someone else. The cup in the cup

Spider-Man 3 quotes

  • Mary Jane Watson: Do you want to push me away?

    Peter Parker: Push you away? Why would I want to push you away... I love you!

  • Miss Brant: [beeps on speaker phone, shaking desk] Your blood pressure, Mr. Jameson. Your wife told me to tell you to watch the anger.

    J. Jonah Jameson: YOU TELL MY WIFE...

    [calms down]

    J. Jonah Jameson: [speaks into phone] Thank you.

    [turns to Hoffman]

    J. Jonah Jameson: Continue.

    Miss Brant: [buzzes phone and shakes desk again] Time to take your pill.

    Miss Brant: [buzz] Not that one.

    Miss Brant: [buzz] Not that one.

    J. Jonah Jameson: [points to jar of pills]

    Miss Brant: [nods and buzzes phone] Drink plenty of water.

    J. Jonah Jameson: [sigh] Thank you.