The End of the Tour

By Gregorio 2022-04-23 07:03:51

the lonely majority

I haven't tried that kind of living in a small house with barely anyone with just two dogs
I haven't tried the dread of being behind huge fame and fortune
I haven't tried no computer no TV just a phone and heaps In front of
him, I dare not say that I am lonely.
I was isolated by my classmates in college. I used to feel lonely. I just broke up. The pain can't be resolved. I feel sad when
I was young. I have lived with myself for so many years, I have experienced so many...

By Major 2022-04-23 07:03:51

Fate chooses us, we choose the reason to live

"if i could, i'd say to David that living those days with him reminded me what life is like instead of being a relief from it. And i'd tell him it made me feel much less alone.

" I think this is a film that explores human nature while being gay. I feel that the love-hate relationship between a big writer and a small reporter is the moment when the two pass by in the vast crowd, look back at the same time, meet their eyes, and their souls collide.

In fact, they are basically...

By Coby 2022-04-23 07:03:51

Definition of loneliness

[Some nonsense has nothing to do with the movie, you can skip
a lot of Jesse's movies during the summer vacation. I deeply feel that Jesse really picks the script and has a lot of feelings after watching it. My favorite is the end of tour

[About

the tone of the movie and movie It's two men who keep talking to the
older writer to the younger interviewer's questions or words, answering and refuting the
interviewer's questions about the writer's habits, and their...

By Alexandrine 2022-04-23 07:03:51

man standing in lonely shadow

I've always wondered if it's loneliness to choose a genius? Or does genius choose to be alone? In the end is a genius so lonely? Or does loneliness make genius? Either way, the two always go hand in hand.
         I watched this movie intermittently. The first time I watched it, I accidentally fell asleep in the middle of the night. I needed to watch it when I was very awake and carefully savor the dialogue inside. There is no interlocking complex in the form of the film itself, and the...

By Florine 2022-04-23 07:03:51

the most accurate description of the mind altering nature of suicidal depression

i just heard the most accurate description of the mind altering nature of suicidal depression. Inspired by David Foster Wallace, it was delivered by Jason Segal in The End of the Tour. Must be shared...  

“I was just thinking…

It wasn't a chemical imbalance and it wasn't drugs and alcohol.

It was much more that I had lived an incredibly American life.

This idea that if I could just achieve x and y and z that everything would be ok.

There's a thing in the...

By Branson 2022-03-28 09:01:09

In the parking lot, reporter David pressed the car key over and over again, hurriedly trying to open the only car that matched it. It's very much like our life, forgetting to remember where you parked when you get out of the car, you just have to try it over and over again and you're exhausted. The interview experience of "Rolling Stone" reporter and writer Wallace is intercepted, but it is a kind of fatigue in life. They discuss the TV hijab gossip, but what the audience sees is the myth of...

By Garret 2022-03-28 09:01:09

The dialogue between the two was very exciting. For a moment, I even thought of becoming a good writer as my goal. I bought the 1,104-page book "Endless Jokes". Was Rolling Stone's collapse because the editor borrowed it? The interview was caused by wanton eating and...

By Braxton 2022-03-28 09:01:09

In the road talk drama, writer david and writer david are friends but not friends. The speech at the last commemorative meeting was very tearful, and in a flash, David rode David to the toilet and muttered to himself to the tape...

By Megane 2022-03-28 09:01:09

Half a star is for the last egg. It's very slick, its little cleverness, its softness, and it's clearly here to impress you. I was prepared, but still...

By Geovanny 2022-03-28 09:01:09

Ah... such a subject, I don't really catch a...