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Eleanora 2022-03-27 09:01:21
It's not bad, when I grow up, I won't think about my previous dreams. Wood's acting is in place. I rarely see this kind of youth film from Hollywood. When I think of those youth films in modern times, I feel that there is something in this movie. Nolan, but it doesn't matter, Wood's short haircut is so...
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Else 2022-03-27 09:01:21
American tragedy, the eve of the collapse of the family. Bud's older sister, Ginny, disappears in the middle, and she becomes a ghost in the movie, and when Bud and Deanie can only stare at each other with nostalgic emotions, Ginny tells us another possibility. The seeds of rebellion without cause have been...
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Domenic 2022-03-27 09:01:21
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Abigayle 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Rather than depicting sexual repression, it is more about the inhibition of family and environment on people's desires. The whole theme is still very good. The people in small towns in the United States are really conservative to death, very much like the feudal society, and even in the current China, there is more or less a reference. Kazan's control is still effective, the camera feels dangerous and charming, and the characters' emotions are adjusted to a very thematic state, but this method...
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Issac 2022-03-26 09:01:14
"Even if there is no more / To bring back the glory of the grassland / And the glory of the flowers / Let us not be sad / Why should we find the strength deep in our hearts." It fits perfectly with these sentences. A group of young people trapped in the era of the Great Depression were forced to give up their original ideals due to traditional education and the repression of the times. No fear of sadness. If you look at the title of the film, you will know that it will never be a certain...
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Glennie 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Though nothing can bring back the hour, splendor in the grass, glory of flower, we will grieve not; rather find, strength in what remains behind. —Wordsworth "Intimation of Immortality" Well written, Great Depression, South Town The joys and sorrows of the last two families, a young man who was sexually distressed in 1928. The female protagonist is too beautiful, and the male protagonist doesn't like it very...
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Marjolaine 2022-03-26 09:01:14
I don't like sexually repressed private goods very much. The plot added by the director affects the core of the script itself. It is superfluous to tell a deep story. It's not that sex itself is low, but that it's very deliberate and...
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Marcus 2022-03-26 09:01:14
The story of teenage sexual repression is very suitable for Chinese people to read. But I don't like what happened to the Bud family very much. The unrestrained sister died in a car accident, the authoritarian father jumped off the building, and Bud, who once betrayed Danny, became mediocre, and he dared to be derogatory to someone with a relatively open attitude. How is this different from the cliché that good people are...
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Kristoffer 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flower, we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. Wordsworth is so beautiful and so fitting. This film has a taste of youth and pain literature. The young man turns into a butterfly from the wound of growing up, and the beauty and regret of the past are all gone. Those who go can not be remonstrated, and those who come can still be...
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Allison 2022-03-26 09:01:14
The story is vulgar, but the emotions are expressed so vividly and contagiously... At the end, when the heroine silently said "goodbye" with her mouth, it was really...
Splendor in the Grass Comments
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Bud: Hi, sweetheart.
Wilma Dean: I suppose you wish I was more like Juanita Howard, don't you ?
Bud: What ?
Wilma Dean: I saw the way you were looking at her. I think she's disgraceful. Well, she stand there waiting for the...
Bud: Now wait a minute, wait a minute. There is no reason in the world why I shouldn't see her.
Wilma Dean: Then why were you speaking to her...
Bud: What ? You think I'm not suppose to notice her ? It's that what you expect out of me ? I'm not even suppose to know girls like that exist, eh ?
Wilma Dean: Bud, I'm sorry. I'm sorry Bud, honest.
Bud: All right, you're sorry.
Wilma Dean: Oh Bud, please don't be mad !
Bud: I'm not mad, Deanie.
Wilma Dean: Oh Bud, Bud, I just can't stand when you're mad at me...
Bud: Oh, Deanie I don't know the matter with me lately. I always lose my temper. You're the only girl in the world for me, don't you know that, Deanie ?
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Wilma Dean: Is it so terrible to have those feelings about a boy?
Mrs. Loomis: No nice girl does.