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Trevor 2022-01-09 08:03:04
In addition to criticizing scumbags and praising women's rights, I want to talk about something else
After watching the movie, I didn't feel angry with the protagonist or sympathized with the heroine too much. Looking at the online comments, most of them were scolding scumbag men or praising women's awakening of self-awareness. It is true that the male protagonist’s works are actually those...
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Sammy 2022-03-31 09:01:06
How to appreciate this kind of wretched temperament!
Why are the father and son who are going to accept the award look so wretched? Especially the Nobel Prize-winning writer, how vulgar the language is, it is shocking! And it seems that this writer is a habitual offender. It is estimated that he used to borrow literature to seduce girls,...
Mattias Nordkvist
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Martina 2022-03-30 09:01:07
What a story. It has nothing to do with acting. A foolish old man and a foolish genius are a perfect match. Life is very long, and it is very important not to forget the original intention. To recognize the person beside you, you must recognize yourself, know what you really want, let go of your ego, and bravely face and bear all the costs and consequences. Every couple is a collaborator, children are always something to worry about, and the brilliance concealed by a huge lie is still better than a lifetime of mediocrity.
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Nakia 2022-04-22 07:01:43
It is really a work to be read in comparison with "The Adelmans". Compared with the writer of the good wife in France who is willing to love, the heroine created by Glenn Close does have a more complete mental journey, showing her wandering step by step. The stagnation of life between personal achievement, social reality and family identity, but also sacrifices the credible foundation of the couple's mutual bond, so that the ending has to use "I don't know why I want to marry you" such "fascinated love" Come round, the structure is too regular, and it fails to allow the film to take into account the emotional concentration and narrative rhythm.
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Joan Castleman: I can't do it anymore, Joe. I can't do it. I can't take it. I can't take the humiliation of holding your coat and arranging your pills and picking the crumbs out of your beard and being shoved aside with all the other wives to talk about some goddamn shopping trip while you, while you say to all the, the gathering sycophants that your wife doesn't write! Your wife, who just won the Nobel Prize!
Joe Castleman: So, if I'm such an insensitive and talentless fucking piece of shit, why the fuck did you marry me?
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Joan Castleman: There's nothing more dangerous than a writer whose feelings have been hurt.
