learn to taste

Most of the films favored by the uncles and aunts of the Film Critics Association are often far from the aesthetics of our young people. But in fact, the string that was touched in their hearts has been played for thirty or forty years; they have been able to form a system in their hearts to judge the quality of red wine, but we, even most of them The name has never been heard. What we need to do is to be like Jack. Even if it is pretentious, we have to listen to Miles, an expert, to explain step by step: You don't have to drink the bad wine I tasted. Similarly, we try our best to make the detours that adults have taken Don't go up.

——If you want to force an 80S college student to watch a movie like "Life with a Glass of Wine", you have to persuade the other party as I said. However, despite being a marriage education film, I didn't feel the gesture of humility that kept my eyes down: Uncle Sam's characteristic meaty humour and heady Jazz made "Little Man" "Audiences will never feel lethargic throughout the entire film as you would with an educational film like Million Dollar Baby. Uncles and aunts still want to make money, which is probably one of the reasons why "Life with a Glass of Wine" unexpectedly fell out of the list at the Oscars last year. The second reason, um - a boxer in his thirties and forties who has a dream all day long is better than losing his soul or being a little rich, or addicted to alcohol (playing red wine also burns money) or commanding the two above. A person of the same age who does not have a "legitimate" career is more educational. The front is a positive example, the back is two negative examples, and there is a tendency to tempt crime: not to mention hanging horses in bars, only to use the method of stealing to get back the wallet in the end, the degree of performance is detailed , I can completely imitate it.

Let's talk about the ending of "Life with a Glass of Wine" - it's a bit of a comedic reunion. First, Miles bluntly denies that he didn't leak a word to Maya. If it wasn't for the fact that the two used to be college roommates, it would be hard to imagine Jack hadn't noticed the difference. Of course, if I'm going to round up the story for the screenwriter and director, it's because Jack thinks things have come to this point, and it's useless to ask Miles to settle accounts. Second, get your wallet back. Compared to sleeping with Stephanie, it's easy to be "Mission Accomplished", and going to the house where you were caught to get your wallet can be described as the title of Tom Cruise's business card. First, the back door is open. Secondly, the door to the courtyard is also open. Again, there's a loud rock in the house. Finally, the two are having sex. I saw that Miles took his wallet and slipped away under the eyes of the hostess and hostess who were climaxing with lightning speed. The man wasn't shy, and with a naked body swaying around (I thought it was the mistress at first), he chased him to the main road. If you really want to replace the production team again, it can only be explained that the United States is really a Neverland that does not close its doors at night and has a simple folk customs. Third, crashes that occur to create the illusion of a car accident. The car finally ran fast and ran back to his hometown. There was nothing wrong with P. The United States is good, the traffic police don't let this chores go. Fourth, lovers end up together -- I mean Miles and Maya. Haha, hopefully it's not just a big reunion to please the audience. Maybe the production team wants to tell us: only novels with endings can sell well.

Of course, let's not forget that this film is also adapted from the novel. Writers of novels are sometimes unscrupulous in order to achieve some ulterior plot goal.

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