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Franz 2022-09-17 20:49:04
life with dignity
If you watch pirate radio, it's a messy life, and it's really cool and interesting.
This movie is about real people's lives, and it's actually quite boring. However, the times we live in have lessons for us.
At that time, in the eyes of the public, homosexuality was still a monster, just like... -
Joey 2022-09-17 23:38:13
Forgiveness is not forgiveness
Compared with ordinary inspirational films, there are more things to be excavated.
In addition to talking about the cruel disputes of children, there are also choices in growing up and subconscious discrimination in reality that we ignore.
Because people tend to treat their own personnel...
Zachary Gordon
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Ed Freel: I'll go to the papers if I have to.
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[first lines]
Narrator: It has often been said that children are cruel. So goes the tale of Big G.
Mr. Simon: [reading to the class from Joan of Arc] Joan looked at the generals and said, my business is not with you. You have not craved the counsel of war. Then she turned toward the kings Privy Counsel and continued. No, it is with you, a counsel of war. It is amazing. Counsels of war have no value, but to decided between two or several doubtful courses. But a counsel of war when there is only one course?
Narrator: Big G had head of flaming red... no, make that orange, hair. The G stood for Ginger, and derogatory term for red heads. Big G was easily a foot taller than anyone else in the school. Even so, his head was still too big for his body, and his ears too big for his head. One might think in order to compensate, Big G might have been blessed with a handsome face. After all, Clark Gable had big ears, Lucile Ball had orange hair, and yet for them there was compensation. Not so for Big G. Did I say children were cruel? Apparently even God has His moments.
