Harold and Maude

By Eldora 2022-04-19 09:02:13

Variation Graduate

To be honest, I was a little disappointed after reading it compared to the original introduction.
However, from the faint hippie flavor, I feel that this is not the fault of the movie. Maybe the 1970s and my life are too far apart. So I can not fully integrate into the film, especially the rhythm of its editing.
In fact, when I watch it, I think about "graduates" the most, but it doesn't have the explosion of graduates, because the film has always been rebellious. Unlike the strong...

By Garrett 2022-04-19 09:02:13

Transferred from [Annie Baby] <Harold and Maud>

It was after reading what Baby Anne wrote about Harold and Maud that I went to see this movie.

Text/Baby Anne

    sat on the straw mat in the living room, facing the afternoon sun, and played a disc given by a friend. A film in the 1970s that belongs to the category of cult (faith, ritual). When he handed the disc in a hard case, he said it was about a suicidal teenager and an 80-year-old woman in love. A man and woman of different ages met at a funeral. He thinks it's a...

By Everett 2022-04-19 09:02:13

Vitality emerging from heavy topics

(The teacher came over after the appreciation class and pretended to be very good) One of the classic cult movies, it is said that it is a movie that many people like the more they watch. The most interesting thing is actually the setting of teenagers. The teenager who is obsessed with death and the survivor of the concentration camp, Maud (living in the train and tattooed on his arms), everyone discusses different perceptions of love between old and young, but I think it is very romantic....

By Nils 2022-04-19 09:02:13

Be me if you want to be me.

Then we turned off the TV, and
in our dark bedroom, we were ready to go to sleep.
But I couldn't help it and
asked him, "
Do you think there is love between the two of you?"
Thom said I don't think so,
she doesn't love him anyway,
and he doesn't know what love is yet.

Later, the two of us discussed in the dark, and
finally reached a consensus that we can both be satisfied and sleep peacefully -
Maude has been in the concentration camp...

By Guiseppe 2022-04-19 09:02:13

live for love

It's been so long since I've seen such a touching movie. This movie did not move me at all in the beginning. A kid from a rich family tried every means to kill himself to arouse his mother's attention. The scene was bloody and disgusting . For a while I doubted why Amanda would recommend such a movie to me.

Then the other role appeared. This movie started to get interesting when Maude stole a car and Harold chided her. "You should not take away people's things you know." --"While then...

By Sammy 2022-04-24 07:01:14

sweat. . . I was amazed again I saw it. ....

By Lionel 2022-04-24 07:01:14

What a passionate life, what a crazy feeling of...

By Name 2022-04-24 07:01:14

ost ah~ Harold reminds me of a Clockwork Orange. The characters are vivid and vivid in the heart. You make it all true and you can make it undo. If you want to be high, be high. if you want to be low, be...

By Terrill 2022-04-24 07:01:14

Having seen one of the few offline screenings, I almost...

By Norval 2022-04-24 07:01:14

Best black romantic comedy of all time? Hal Ashby tries for something so far-fetched, so absurd and subversive that it will only resonate with a few. Its ambition and aesthetics are reminiscent of Dadaism, while its dandy characters feel like the eccentric successors of Des Esseintes from “A Rebours” by Huysmans (1884). Dark, dead-pan humor along an artistic style & intellectual tone shape its mood - death and simulated suicide constantly hanging over. It never fades into nihilism though....