I'm a dead house, and I haven't had a date for nearly half a month, except for the first few days of the winter vacation to get together with old friends. Communication with people is limited to buying meals, buying movie tickets and complaining about watching TV with my mother every day. Of course, that doesn't count as self-talk to the screen.
Of course, I don't have autism or anything, I'm just lazy... I'm too lazy to go out on an appointment, I don't even bother to dress up even if someone asks me, and I don't bother to find words when chatting with them.
It doesn't matter if anyone has an appointment! The most frightening thing is that I never feel lonely, but I feel refreshed. I watch movies alone, go to video game malls alone, go to fragrant pots alone, and even during the Spring Festival, I never have to stop by, and the red envelopes are all paid. to Cary =. = I never feel ashamed of being alone. In other words, I didn't realize I was alone.
And on the night that belonged to me alone, I finished watching this film. When the naive Raymond stammered and said that he couldn't hurt the baby, they were singing out of tune, when Raymond and Charlie's heads were close together, I found it was getting dark, and I spent another day alone . To my surprise, yes, it was another unattended day.
When Raymond bravely went to the prostitute's invitation, and then danced and kissed with the beauty in the elevator. Mad, I often don't have the courage to go to a male classmate's appointment... In fact, I don't think the main point of the movie seems to be here = =
What I want to express is that, for the first time in a long time, I feel the importance of being accompanied. At the end of the movie, do I think it's time to get in touch with my brother (brother)?
Finally, Dustin Hoffman's Rain Man is really cute
PS: 1. The combination of old and young is really super Moe. Similar genres include "Smell the Fragrance and Know a Woman" and "Unreachable"
2. The soundtrack of "That Summer, Tranquil Sea" has the same feeling as "on the road".
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