Alana Barrett-Adkins

Lizeth 2022-04-06 08:01:01

Text/Somer (sub-non-fish)

Public account: Abandon the book

Jayce 2022-04-21 09:03:52

I used to think that American teenagers who received a better education than us and were infected with a more diverse social atmosphere would grow up faster and more smoothly than us. But now I have changed my mind. Maybe this is the case in society as a whole. Different societies must shape...

Lola 2022-04-06 09:01:07

4.5 Really ended the movie like that, without any preaching or reconciliation, etc. Just like the lives of many people, it passed without realizing it, and the standard movie language was omitted directly, creating a very natural state. The perfect spot on the middle side makes me want to cry. The two heroines are also very good, the scene is also super cute, and a little shy. PS Neither "Lady Bird" nor this film, there is no need to compare, and there is no need to judge which is more real, both movies based on life are real.

Jason 2022-04-14 09:01:06

Naked physical violence inflicted on women. After observing that the heroine was detected to be pregnant, she burned a red paperclip and pierced her nose, as if to embolden her helpless self-trying to challenge her body norms and become a bad girl. But in the face of wiping oil at the checkout, he could only swallow his anger, and actually had no way of resisting; knowing that he was pregnant, no matter whether the abortion was successful or not, the violence would only be used against himself in the end (abdominal bruises and abortion). To help them resist violence, we must not rely solely on the psychological scale option in the title of the movie, or the sisterhood formed, so why are some people accusing the movie of vilifying men?