Indignation

By Rowan 2022-08-07 21:05:08

A Little Afterthought about Indignation

Philip Roth's novel is a little overt, but it still doesn't get rid of one flaw. I agree with the diversity of fiction. I think different expressions and forms are used in different situations. Whether it is a narrated novel story or a clearly expressed novel idea, it is excellent and brilliant. But unfortunately, the anger did not fully reach the former, so he did not win the Nobel Prize. As the best writer in America right now, I hope he realizes and corrects this, and I sincerely expect...

By Elwyn 2022-04-08 09:01:13

outgoing anger

This film is about a generation of youthful songs in the cracks of the United States after World War II, and the counterculture has not yet risen. In front of the door opened by the new world, they encountered the ambush of the old forces. I don't understand the cultural background of the United States at that time, so it's hard to understand such a film. There is no justice or not, only the confrontation between the male protagonists. Even the confrontation is very tortuous. A conversation...

By Nellie 2022-04-08 09:01:13

Two people who are suppressed and cannot be understood

Both have their own unique personalities. In the context of religious morality, the male protagonist is an atheist and insists on his own opinions. There is no face-to-face set. The feeling of extreme emotional idealism is very beautiful and pure. Two people were not tolerated in that era, but God made them meet and fall in love, it was really touching that they met each other. The last male protagonist still offended the dean for his belief and was sent to the battlefield. Maybe he died on...

By Gregory 2022-04-08 09:01:13

unforgettable youth film

This is one of the best youth movies I've seen. The production is beautiful, the plot is not bad, and it is quite deep. The only thing that's a little less so. . . . It seems that the male protagonist died in North Korea, but the uniforms of the Asian-faced soldiers are definitely not those of the volunteers, and the Korean People's Army does not seem to be an elephant. The hand-operated weapon is a Soviet-style rifle. Again, the ending is very sad.

The male and female protagonists...

By Josefa 2022-04-08 09:01:13

The Adventures of Top Students

The male protagonist is a student who is a bit negative and ambitious. He has a high IQ and is an A in every subject. In college life, apart from studying, he works part-time. He reads books in the dormitory every night, and does not participate in class activities. He is also a bit out of tune with his roommates. , so the roommate rehearsed Shakespeare and listened to classical music in the dormitory, which made his study and life difficult. It was not a big deal to move out with...

By Avis 2022-04-09 09:01:08

This is not a very pleasant movie to watch, it can even be said to be a very serious movie, very depressing. The male lead is very skilled, and his movements and expressions are very precise. It is thought-provoking, and to fully understand the plot needs to be combined with the social context at that...

By Garnet 2022-04-09 09:01:08

The oppression of society, times, school and family environment, and the superposition of identity backgrounds have created an unreasonable and extreme ending in an extreme way. And all the elements actually still exist in different environments, so the unreasonable and contrived places seem to be worth thinking about. The English version of the national anthem is pretty good...

By Susanna 2022-04-09 09:01:08

What was thought to be normal, was suppressed by society, turned into anger, had nowhere to vent, turned into...

By Easter 2022-04-06 09:01:07

Ross is after all one of my favorite writers in contemporary America. There is no problem with Shams' literary level, but the director is a little more conventional and...

By Griffin 2022-04-06 09:01:07

I don't feel angry, but helpless. The male protagonist didn't make an earth-shattering choice from beginning to end, but he still walked to this end step by step. Still love Logan...