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Taryn 2021-12-30 17:17:20

Joe's mother was dead because of that baseball. And if there's someone who must say that Miss Wenteworth was killed by Simon, no one can regard his opinion as a wrong one.
Even though, Joe and Simon were friends for the last 12 years, and they knew each other as much as they knew about themselves,...

Rhett 2021-12-30 17:17:20

After watching the movie, Simon's death added a touch of sadness to this somewhat warm movie!
   For some reason, watching this type of movie, I always feel that the departure of the protagonist is the end that should be there! Maybe the hero's ending should be like this!
   I always feel that it...

Harley 2021-12-30 17:17:20

Jesus is a concentrated audience, and the audience is a scattered Jesus. When "Simon Birch" entered and exited "The Gate of the Attic" in a way that "the audience could not understand, but was greatly shocked", whether it was lucky or unfortunate, it happened to catch up with many historical conditions that restricted "self-development" . Therefore, this "freak" with "congenital deficiency" was amazed by others, and even he himself called himself "miracle." However, as John Owen, who is good at self-exposing "family ugliness", said, the miracle will definitely disappear-because it is a scam. God is dead-although few people believe in the narrative words of "God" anymore, as the deity of "miracle", "Simon" built of flesh and blood must believe that there are "miracles" born in the same way. You see, isn't that "Christmas party" a good proof? Each of John Owen's works has its own distinctive personal touch. Therefore, he is also emphasizing the meaning of "God" to "individual". Where there is life, there is death, and where there is death, there is life. Even "God" belongs to a kind of "imaginary" narrative. This is consistent with the "Cider House Rules" and the order of "The World in Gap's Eyes".

Kade 2022-03-25 09:01:16

How would you grow up without your past?