It's like life is too much to do

Delmer 2022-04-20 09:01:07

Black humor, grotesque, funny, sad, after her daughter was raped to death, her mother rented three billboards to confront the police station, hoping to find the murderer as soon as possible It's simple and calm. It's more inked. After the mother rented the billboard, the relationship between the police and others was before. The homosexual police with the mother was in the same situation. At the end, the mother decided to track down the real murderer. . It's really just a literal translation. I'll go to the theater to watch it when I have time after the movie is released.

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  • Trystan 2022-03-24 09:01:10

    The very poor quality of the movie [three billboards] proves that it is better for MacDonald to focus on writing dramas. The violence of Xianxuekou and the drama full of pathos are very strange. This is due to the rough rhythm of the film. The advantage of this author lies in reversing the suspense before the plot, and as a result, he seems to be in a hurry and has no goal here. The quality of the film was therefore lower than its subject matter, and the final open and heavy ending did not receive enough support.

  • Adonis 2022-03-23 09:01:09

    Ten stars. The Oscars are booked for the queen, the best picture is hot, and the best actor is nominated. The full-size character acting collective is online.

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri quotes

  • Willoughby: Jason, Willoughby here. I'm dead now, sorry about that. There's something I wanted to say to you that I never really said when I was alive. I think you've got the makings of being a really good cop, Jason, and you know why? Because, deep down, you're a decent man. I know you don't think I think that, but I do, dipshit. I do think you're too angry though, and I know it's all since your dad died and you had to go look after your mom and all, but as long as you hold on to so much hate, then I don't think you're ever going to become, what I know you want to become - a detective. 'Cause you know what you need to become a detective? And I know you're gonna wince when I say this, but what you need to become a detective is love.

    Mildred Hayes: Fuck 'em.

    [Mildred starts throwing Molatov cocktails at the police station, unaware that Dixon is inside it reading Willoughby's letter]

    Willoughby: Because through love comes calm, and through calm comes thought. And you need thought to detect stuff sometimes, Jason. It's kinda all you need. You don't even need a gun. And you definitely don't need hate. Hate never solved nothing, but calm did. And thought did. Try it. Try it just for a change. No one'll think you're gay. And if they do, arrest 'em for homophobia! Won't they be surprised! Good luck to you, Jason. You're a decent man, and yeah you've had a run of bad luck, but things are gonna change for you. I can feel it.

  • Geoffrey: I just wanted to say, there's a lot of good friends of Bill Willoughby in this town, Ms. Hayes...

    [before Geoffrey could complete his sentence, Mildred, agitated, grabs the dentist drill Geoffrey is holding and drills a hole into his right thumbnail]

    Geoffrey: Goddamn it!

    Mildred Hayes: Then why don't you tell those good friends of Bill Willoughby to tell him to go do his fucking job, fat boy.

    [Mildred then spits at Geoffrey before the next scene starts]

    Willoughby: Hey there Mildred! You didn't happen to pay a visit to the dentist today, did you?

    Mildred Hayes: No.

    Willoughby: Uh?

    Mildred Hayes: I said "no".

    Willoughby: Oh, so it wasn't you who drilled a little hole in one of big fat Geoffrey's big fat thumbnails, no?

    Mildred Hayes: Of course not.

    Willoughby: Huh?

    Mildred Hayes: I said, "Of course not".

    Denise: You drilled a hole in the dentist?

    Mildred Hayes: Denise, no, I didn't.

    Willoughby: Well, I thought it was kind of funny myself, but he wants to press charges, so we're gonna have to bring you in, I'm afraid.