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Darron 2022-02-21 08:01:42
Young is good
Profound means more pain and less likable. In our age, profundity is a disgusting thing. What is really likable is to pretend to be profound, that is, things and speeches that "look very profound" ——This opening sentence can probably summarize the movie. The seemingly witty talk, coupled with the...
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Earnestine 2022-03-25 09:01:19
4.5 The director's debut work, although it is a scene scene, but every detail of the cutscenes is well handled, with a lot of dialogue to connect some transition gaps, the coherence is very natural. Much better than The Last Day of Disco. Every young person in the small group is very cute, and they are young and like each other before entering the adult world, and the texture is moving. A group of young people talk about philosophy, literature, sociology, and theology at the dance party, and throw what they have heard and learned to each other. Although this time is wasted to a certain extent, it is still precious. Started reading and reflecting on what I was against (UHB is so funny)
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Olen 2022-03-27 09:01:19
So cute (am I getting old). They were so afraid of mediocrity that it doesn't matter now. "People should get married in their twenties, that's a long time later" (similar to Zhang Zhilin's hero's words). They panic and do nothing, they are financially and emotionally dependent on their parents, and mentally they can't stop criticizing them. Worship Fourier today and give up tomorrow, but how sincere! Ah, I'm really old
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