although I didn't cry, I shed tears in my heart. It was funny and brought enough thought.
If I was eighteen, I probably wouldn't want to watch two dying old men talk about life. There are scenes that remind me of Paul Sorrendino's "Youthful", the only movie that I don't quite understand that gets a five-star rating. The movie viewing experience itself is a very personal thing, just as "If Love" is too vulgar in my opinion, and "Kill Bill" is considered a total hack by some. It is very valuable to have a resonance, so the love that "Battery List" has received is enough to show that it has touched the hearts of many people. Enlightning. Enlightenment. If their three months are worth more than someone's life, maybe I can live my life as several lives.
When I was a freshman, I always saw inspirational film lists such as "100 Must-See Movies for College Students". I can't escape "Forrest Gump". Life is like a box of chocolate... Good lines are born. becomes a cliché. It's not that the movie is bad, but that many people (and I don't know who) have created the illusion that there are only a few good movies, as if the spirit can be sublimated strongly after watching it, and it is a downright bad logic of success. My teachers always put on a phrase: "English students must read the Bible", sometimes referring to other books. I respect these religious cultures very much, but I don’t think I have to read it. In fact, I stopped reading the Bible after reading Genesis. I'm not interested yet. Nothing could be simpler. The same is true of "Forrest Gump". The interpretation behind it is also very complicated. If you don't want to watch it, don't watch it. Watch more of the things you like. Anyway, you can't understand a few scenes. I just remember that Bubba was counting shrimps.
However I am a real person and I have to say I found a gang in the film:
This list has been torn, several times, and the traces of pasting are not mentioned. In Figure 1, Laugh Till I Cry has two lines drawn back and forth. The next three pictures are a neat line, and Help is crossed out. A Complete Stranger is restored at the end. It means that the paper has been changed at least twice.
In addition, Mount Everest, which is covered with snow all the year round, has so little snow, so the assistant can easily find it.
I explained this to myself... Maybe he recorded the latitude and longitude coordinates with GPS, so he can accurately locate the snow, but it is impossible for someone to clean up the snow. The labor fee is not a problem, but it seems that the snowstorm season lasts for a few months. ...I can only say that this is an artistic process, and it's a good film anyway. -END
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