Compared with similar commercial films that play with concepts and rely on skills to win, the ethical comedy about love and family "The Upside of Anger" can be described as unremarkable. The film seems to tell a middle-aged love story, and it actually refers to the middle class in the United States. There are various problems in class families. The story of the film is very simple, but it shows very delicate human characteristics, and it is more acceptable. The distance between the film and the audience is getting closer, which is completely different from those large-scale films. The overall picture is fresh and clean, well-performed, consistent with the rhythm of the story and the style of the film. The color selection is softer, and the light is well controlled. Just like the emotional confusion described in the film, it is very friendly and intimate, and very vivid. The soundtrack sets off the atmosphere very well, and at the same time further strengthens the warmth among the people in the film, and has a poetic and dreamlike feeling
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The Upside of Anger evaluation action
2022-10-02 19:36
Extended Reading
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Adam "Shep" Goodman: Who should I sleep with, Terry? Women like you? Your age? My age? I don't. You know why? 'Cause younger women are *nice*. You take them out, and they're actually grateful. "Oh look, a steak. Yummy." You go for a walk after dinner, the air smells nice, they say, "Thank you. This was *nice*. This was *fun*. You're *funny*. Tee-hee-hee." What should I do, Terry? Settle down and marry some pissed-off thing like you? I'd rather have someone come over and do *dental* work, *every day*, from my backside, up... through my *ass*!
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Andy Wolfmeyer: Be nice!
Terry Wolfmeyer: That's not in my nature.