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Addison 2022-03-21 09:02:54
The ordinary is amazing
I had always dreamed of living a vigorous life, but only after I came to this movie did I realize that simple life is beautiful, and ordinary people are lovely. An ordinary fast food restaurant waiter falls in love with an equally ordinary toy store clerk. Life is starting to get magical, and I...
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Michaela 2022-03-21 09:02:54
Eagle vs Shark: An Epitome of the New Zealand National Cinema
Along with the development of society and technology, the New Zealand cinema has its specific style and the way of telling the story. The New Zealand film industry provided a propelling by the founding of the New Zealand Film Commission in 1978, which encouraged the local filmmakers to contribute...
Cori Gonzalez-Macuer
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Elinore 2022-03-19 09:01:07
I'm a loser. Aren't I? It doesn't matter. I have two things to say. One...I'm leaving tomorrow on a bus. Two...That could change. it's cool!
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Lola 2022-03-26 09:01:11
There's no more speechless movie, where almost all of the characters' behavior is unpredictable. The ending is a bit watery, and I think Napoleon, the big man, looks good. Leftover cores and discarded rotten apples are good metaphors
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[Jarrod's family and Lily are all eating dinner together. Jarrod clumsily clinks his fork on his glass to get everybody's attention]
Jarrod: [stands up] Well, I suppose I should say a few words...
Nancy: [interrupting] Why?
Jarrod: [shoots Nancy a look before continuing] Now we're all here, I'd just like to say that I'm really happy that we're all together under the same roof. It's always great to come home. And I'd also like to say that this Saturday I will be having a scheduled fight with Eric Elisi, the Samoan.
Nancy: Oh, yeah. He used to beat you up.
Mason: And me.
Jarrod: [points at Mason] Yeah, and him. He was the toughest guy at our school. He used to pick on quite a few people, actually. Anyway, you're all invited to attend, it'd be great to see you there. Thank you.
[sits]
Zane: Why are you fighting him, Uncle?
Jarrod: [stands again] Well Zane, basically, I'm gonna restore honour to the family name. To your family name.
[sits]
Zane: My family name's Davis. Eh, Dad?
Doug Davis: Yep. Dangerous Davis, back in the day.
Nancy: Yeah, I'm a Davis too.
Jarrod: [exasperated] Yeah well it doesn't matter, does it? We're family. That's what matters.
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Lily: I have two things to say. One: I am leaving tomorrow on a bus. Two: that could change.
