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Leonard 2022-01-19 08:01:16
What kind of experience?
[The 1st 57 mins-a commodity on sale]
A product with a price tag available at specific locations supported by a set of marketing strategies. There ain't much about struggles of a person, relationships or money whatsoever, it looks entirely like a marketing discourse analysis.
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Casey 2022-01-19 08:01:16
A quiet movie makes people quiet
I really like this kind of dialogue-based movie.
No matter what I’m doing on hand, the movie is just like that, listening more or less, and occasionally looking at the screen. I really want the
quiet feeling of life in it. Reassuring
thoughts are always fascinating. Sometimes they feel that they...
Ron Stein
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Sammy 2022-04-22 07:01:48
The advantage of 2.5 is that Soderbergh can handle so many narratives, flashbacks and episodes in just 77 minutes, and the control can be said to be smooth. The disadvantage is that the story is too poor, only a few seconds can impress me, and the rest is as beautiful and cold as the heroine's appearance. In fact, this is no problem. The key is that the director did not prepare the emotions and plot well. Building empathy and caring can be totally better, good subject matter wasted.
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Emile 2022-03-24 09:03:22
In the name of pornography, but there is no eroticism at all, discussing profound topics in a documentary style is really boring.
The Girlfriend Experience quotes
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Chelsea: [into a phone] So, what are you looking forward to? Do you have anything specific in mind?
David: [voice] Well... you know, after looking at your web site I'd just really love to get together with you. I'm just kind of feeling stressed out. I should probally see a shrink, but it seems more fun to see you.
Chelsea: Why don't you tell me about yourself? Are you married? Do you have kids? What kind of screenplay are you working on?
David: Yes and yes, and no comment.
Chelsea: How many kids do you have?
David: I have two little girls. Don't make me feel bad, though.
Chelsea: I woun't.
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Chelsea: This David and I clicked. There was something there. And I told him that...
Chelsea's Girlfriend: You told him that?
Chelsea: I told him that I was going out of town for the weekend. And he didn't like that at all, and what really set it off was when he insulted me about my... you know. All about my personology books. I had a feeling he didn't support me in my belief. And I found out last night for sure.
Chelsea's Girlfriend: So he found out last night that he doesn't like your astrology?
Chelsea: It's not astrology. Are you goint to do this to me too?
Chelsea's Girlfriend: It kind of is.
Chelsea: It's not. I mean 20,000 people... that's more than just reading star signs.
Chelsea's Girlfriend: I definitely think it's important. It's critical to have someone who supports you. But it's important to you know... I don't want to be negative, 'cause I think that feeling when you connect with a client is the best feeling in the world, and I don't want to be sort of down on that.
Chelsea: It's funny because I wanted to get away from my parents. I didn't want to depend on them. I didn't want their money. And that's more than half the reason I started doing this profession in the first place. I now have a lot of money saved up, and I woun't completely feel like I'm dependent on him. Monetarily at least.
