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Wiley 2022-04-23 07:02:33
The beautiful and the wife keep the clouds open and see the moon, the father's mouth is straight and the handsome...
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Branson 2022-04-23 07:02:33
'50s version of American Beauty; it's a bit confusing without the cut out gay...
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Marcelle 2022-04-23 07:02:33
①Some so-called "classic old movies" I often have two completely different feelings after watching them. One is that they deserve their name, and the other is that they are actually hard to match despite their reputation. Today this one belongs to the second category, which is very disappointing. The first reason is that the characters are too rough, simplistic, and labelled. The eldest son and his wife are realistic and snobbish. They are eyeing the huge inheritance of the seriously ill...
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Braeden 2022-04-23 07:02:33
How can you believe that I love you? . . . . . . in this fake...
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Leonel 2022-04-23 07:02:33
Straightforward but profound. Lie. It's actually better not to be...
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Dakota 2022-04-23 07:02:33
The misunderstanding and reconciliation of the family, the eradication of hypocrisy and lies, although a life is about to end, life begins...
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Wilbert 2022-04-23 07:02:33
I fell in love with this movie when Liz stepped on high heels and walked calmly in front of the bear boy and slapped ice cream on her face! "That's how you should treat...
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Kacie 2022-04-23 07:02:33
Such an excellent film work, there is no need to comment on it. Even compliments cannot be summed up in a few words. Even if it doesn't quite follow the play of Tennessee Williams, it's still immortal enough....
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Kody 2022-04-22 07:01:32
Family Ethics Group Play. . Every family member has troubles in their own lives....
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Darion 2022-04-22 07:01:32
Tennessee Williams' plays are still revealing the dark side of human nature, whether it is the division and estrangement in "A Streetcar Named Desire", or the greed and strife in "The Wonderful Woman". The author's creative theme is actually just like the names of the two works. Human nature sometimes becomes crazy under the drive of temptation, and the best or worst results are beyond our...
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Comments
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Margaret "Maggie" Pollitt: This is a deliberate campaign to ruin Brick!
Mae Pollitt: He don't need no help.
Margaret "Maggie" Pollitt: [crying] And for the most sordid reasons on earth! Greed! Avarice and greed!
Ida 'Big Momma' Pollitt: Margaret, darling, don't cry.
Mae Pollitt: Well, that takes the cake! Who are the tears for? Brick? Big Daddy? Or are they for yourself? Are you crying cause you're childless? You know why she's got no kids? Ask her big, beautiful husband!
Gooper Pollitt: Mae!
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Gooper Pollitt: You said I never loved Big Daddy. How would you know? How would he know? Did he ever let anybody love him? It was always Brick, always. From the day he was born, he was always partial to Brick. Why? Big Daddy wanted me to become a lawyer. I became a lawyer. He said to get married, I got married. He said to have kids, I had kids. He said to live in Memphis, I lived in Memphis. Whatever he said to do, I did.
