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child's love
Reagan 2022-04-19 09:01:50
The story should be told and laid out slowly to be fascinating enough. The same is true for movies, and "Sludge" does it. The layout at the beginning, but there is no hidden mystery behind it. The content is simple, the plot is also bland, and there is no climax. There are too many close-ups of the characters, and the characters are a little dull. Big Boy and Little Boy are more like two fathers and sons, with similar personalities, and Little Boy seems to follow Big Boy's life path. "When a child realizes that love is no longer so flawless, he really grows up." The comment is really in place. Sighing Ailes's courage, he felt ashamed.
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Tre 2022-04-23 07:01:56
A very complete and elegant and beautiful piece of exquisite independent film in the American South. The rhythm of the first 90 minutes of more than two hours is really suitable for sleeping, but the slowness is full of unfinished foreshadowing and foreshadowing worth looking forward to. The plot reached its climax in the second half hour, but it was still as restrained, profound, elegant and violent as prose poetry. What is love, how to love, and the eternal topic of whether it is worthy of love makes people constantly reflect on this. It's still not enough, but it's already ignorant.
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Sincere 2022-03-23 09:01:50
A movie about love education, 14-year-old Ailes should be able to believe in love more after a bitter first love and blind worship of heroes; these men and women by the Mississippi River are constantly in love and hatred, like mud in the river. Just as unbearable, with dangers and water snakes all over it, it can also dig out useful pearls and a durable electric fan. Jeff Nichols, a young southerner, really loves his hometown and makes the southern United States so alive.
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Neckbone: I knew it. I told you that dirty son of a bitch was trouble. Did you tell them where he is?
Ellis: No, that's why I called you. He needs to know people are looking for him.
Neckbone: You think he doesn't know that already? Jesus, Ellis! Why do you even think he's on that island?
Neckbone: Ellis, I'm serious! We don't know who this guy is.
Ellis: He loves her, Neck. He told me.
Neckbone: I don't give a shit who he loves!
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Ellis: He's not dangerous.
Neckbone: [sighs] Sounds like a shitload of state troopers thinks differently.