Elijah Stevenson

Elijah Stevenson

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  • Height: 5' 10½" (1.79 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Verdie 2021-11-22 18:54:15

      Captain Magic

      Although it is an extraordinary family, it is still a small group of seven people. Blindly avoiding the world can not grow, keeping up with the times is the best policy. A lifetime is really short, too short to have too much time.

      I like their family very much. There are some limitations in the way...

    • Malachi 2022-04-22 07:01:07

      Think more about family education

      Think more about family education

      Summarize a few appreciated, dad's educational methods in the film:

      1. Take every question full of curiosity seriously, just like answering an adult, explain it as a noun, objective, without any emotion and prejudice. I think there is nothing that a child cannot...

    • Jamarcus 2021-11-22 18:54:15

      84/100 Many people accuse the father of the film as anti-social, but regardless of school education and homeschool, isn’t it the most important thing to teach humans to think independently? Who stipulates that people must live in reinforced concrete? Do you think the education you receive is your own choice? I will die from nine to five all my life. Let's see how many people have social disabilities in this society. Don't laugh out of your teeth.

    • Samara 2022-03-22 09:01:33

      There are some places that don't make sense, such as reading so many books and not knowing what cola is, then eating cream, and proposing in seconds. But it is still very un-American, very anti-American, and even makes the film have the idea of ​​a European film.

    Captain Fantastic quotes

    • Ben: [to passers-by as he stands naked in the doorway of his bus] It's just a penis. Every man has one. We're all animals of the earth.

      Nai: [waiting at the picnic table] Clothes when we eat!

    • Ben: [commandeering the eulogy from the minister] First of all, Leslie practiced Buddhism, which to her was a philosophy and not an organized religion. In fact, Leslie abhorred all organized religions. To her, they were the most dangerous fairy tales ever invented, designed to elicit blind obedience, and strike fear into the hearts of the innocent and the uninformed. To her, the only thing worse than death would have been the knowledge that her rotting flesh was to be trapped for all eternity inside a big box, and buried in the middle of a fucking golf course. Although the absurdity of being eulogized by someone that didn't even know her has exactly the kind of comedic flourish that Leslie would have cherished. If nothing else, she had a sense of humor. I want to read something to all of you, so you'll know what I mean.

      [pulling out a piece of paper]

      Ben: Leslie's last will and testament. And I quote, "in the event of my death, I, Leslie Abigail Cash, as a Buddhist, wish to be cremated. My funeral, such as it is, shall be a celebration of the life cycle, with music and dancing. After, it is my expressed desire that my ashes shall be taken to a nondescript location, preferably public and heavily populated. At which point my ashes, promptly and unceremoniously, are to be flushed down the nearest toilet." End quote. Now that's comedy.