Anna Ferguson

Anna Ferguson

  • Born: 1938-10-22
  • Height: 5' 6" (1.68 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Hubert 2022-01-07 15:53:57

      Delicate characters in the plot

      I don't know what the people who say that this film is a substandard work by Francis think. This film is very meaningful, reflecting the many problems in the emotional life of Americans at that time. The characterization is also very delicate. The infatuated boy played by Nicholas Cage really...

    • Bryce 2022-01-07 15:53:57

      It's the same crossing, Charlotte wants to take a chic walk, Peggy Sue repeats the same mistakes?

      Both films use the "party-style" scene as the opening chapter. This is indeed a reference for "Xia". After all, we need to introduce the relationship between the characters after the crossing and each other here. But after the journey, the two films are very different in narrative motivation, story...

    • Laurie 2022-03-26 09:01:10

      I didn't expect station B to be there so soon. There is a saying: 1. The sci-fi feeling of returning to the past is not strong. 2. The performance is weak and the plot is loose. Although it has comedy elements, it can't laugh at all. It's like a chicken rib, 3. It's a completely different story from Charlotte. I suspect that someone is deliberately hacking, because the big ones got the uncensored long Weibo in about the same time. 4. I can't think of it. Worth watching a second time

    • Erna 2022-03-20 09:02:16

      Atypical Coppola movies, very ordinary ones, the plot is relatively bland, the heroine's character is ambiguous, and the audience's sense of substitution is not strong. The cast is unbelievable, and any supporting role is a familiar face. Kathleen Turner was an awkward age group at the time, neither 43 nor 18. Charlotte is similar to this movie, but it shouldn't be considered plagiarism.

    Peggy Sue Got Married quotes

    • Peggy Sue: What do you think about Richard Norvik?

      Charlie Bodell: He's a nice guy. Is he going to help you with all that physics stuff?

      Peggy Sue: He's trying.

      Charlie Bodell: Who needs physics when we've got chemistry?

    • Walter Getz: Hey, put on some make-out music and turn out the lights!