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By Naomi 2022-04-19 09:03:14
Since junior high school, his determination to leave his hometown has not wavered. Looking around the classmates, all of them are in high spirits. I think they are going to leave. Sooner or later, everyone will go to the ideal place. I even worry that my hometown will become a dead city, unable to retain most of the young people. But it is only now that I know that my peers will eventually go back to live one after another. Whether it is to leave or stay, life will give us the answer....
By Garfield 2022-04-19 09:03:14
Cemetery Crossing: The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
American movies make you dream, and British movies show you reality. American movies are the heroic dreams of ordinary people, while British movies are class differences. Dreaming too much is easy to indulge in it, and the cruelty of reality is always discouraging. The crow turned into a phoenix always feels too far from reality, but can class differences really determine a person's life?
"Cemetery Crossing" is a typical British film. The story is very simple, but it is the favorite...
By Eli 2022-03-30 09:01:12
A small British movie, a British blue-collar friendship, an industrial town-style story of aesthetic fatigue, simple love and the temptation to jump out of the patio, strong mods feelings, embellished with a little contempt for class and racial discrimination, the highlight of the whole article is near the end In order to prevent him from being abandoned by his mother, he would rather be misunderstood and neglected. Bruce walked home from the detention center, lowered his head and...
By Beth 2022-03-30 09:01:12
It's a very good little movie. It's flat, and I don't even feel any climax, but I can watch it and see it in my heart. I like this ending very much, all have found their own direction, and it doesn't matter that they can't leave. People on the tail of youth are even more embarrassed when they watch this movie. I hope that one day, I can also leave the intersection of my cemetery, or find a reason to stay at peace of mind. PS Tom Hughes deserves to be a model, he has a good figure, but this will...
By Trudie 2022-03-30 09:01:12
2010.8.9
I really didn't think it was a comedy! It's still a movie from the 70's! Generally speaking, young people are looking for their own ideals. Everyone wants different things, and they don't need to be the same as others to be good. The most important thing is to find the life you want most from the bottom of your heart. Who said that when you are 40 years old, living in a big house and driving a big sports car means success ?This is also a kind of success, a kind that most people pur
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By Myrna 2022-04-03 09:01:12
The subject matter is not uncommon, and the techniques are not new. The sense of rhythm is not enhanced by the humorous lines and high school bridges. The emotional direction is also a little less convincing. Passing work, but not...
By Destini 2022-04-03 09:01:12
It's not the kind of thorough joy, but it's also filled with a lot of awareness brought by the hard work of small people, and get to know the British town of the 1970s in a relaxed...
By Hannah 2022-04-03 09:01:12
Maybe the director loves just the nostalgic 70s and the idea of leaving. Anyway, the UK at that time at least had the best taste in...
By Alia 2022-04-02 09:01:15
That what Tom Hughes is amazing>< As a debut novel, it's quite smart, but in the second half of the time, I still know how to laugh at...
By Theron 2022-04-02 09:01:15
I love it so much, all kinds of British beauty in the 1960s and 1970s, TOM HUGHS is so handsome! Everyone finds their own...
[first lines]
Mr Kendrick: Frederick Taylor. Freddie Taylor. Welcome to Vigilant Life Assurance. I see you grew up in Cemetery Junction. Went to Stone Meade, the worst school in the south of England.
PC Renwick: [in his face] Can I help you?
Bruce Pearson: Wow yeah, you can start by brushing your teeth. What have you been doing, sucking a toilet bar?
Mr. Taylor: [to Freddie] You've got no respect, and I've told you about it a hundred times. I know why you're doing it now, because he wears a suit, he thinks he's better than his dad. Well, that don't mean nothin' mate, and one day he's gonna come down to work at the department and he's gonna realize he's just like the rest of us.
Freddie's Gran: You listen to your father, he knows what he's talking about. You'll never amount to anything.
Mr. Taylor: Exactly.
Freddie's Gran: Because he never amounted to anything.
Mr. Taylor: What'chu mean, I never amounted to anything?
Freddie's Gran: You know what I mean.
Mr. Taylor: I don't know what you mean, I've got two jobs.