Extended Reading
  • Eve 2022-03-23 09:02:13

    religion for two

    The purer and the more lonely, they are not alone. Are people who have the same spiritual world not soul mates? They are lucky to have each other. The director has restored the fantasy world of the couple in a wild way. The combination of reality and fantasy makes the emotional expression of the...

  • Cameron 2022-01-02 08:01:17

    Sin Angel: Peter Jackson's transformation from visual violence to psychological violence

    The story is based on a mother-killing case-Parker Hume case that happened in New Zealand in the 1950s. It has been narrated in many ways for more than 60 years-parents' lack of strict discipline to their children and no way to teach; the evil and evil consequences of homosexuality; the repression...

  • Shanie 2022-04-20 09:01:51

    A sinful movie? When the imagination of youth collided with the fetters of reality, the irrational youth gradually became firm in the hesitation. It's really weird.

  • Shaniya 2022-03-27 09:01:10

    70's shooting technique is very good, the scene shots are very careful, and the comradeship is shot in an epic style, but the story is very general. The mother-killing at the end of the film is hypocritical no matter how you look at it. The large fantasy fragments, apart from making the film lively, have no dramatic effect at all, which shows how loose the script is. The performances of the two heroines are full of sudden emotional outbursts, hysterical and unconvincing. It's really too hard for rough guys to make lesbian movies

Heavenly Creatures quotes

  • Pauline Parker: I felt thoroughly depressed and even quite seriously considered committing suicide. Life seemed so much not worth the living and death such an easy way out.

    Honorah Parker Rieper: Love, you can still write to each other.

    Pauline Parker: Anger against Mother boiled up inside me, as it is she who is one of the main obstacles in my path. Suddenly a means of ridding myself of this obstacle occurred to me. If she were to die...

  • [to Pauline]

    John: You can call me anything you like.