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Airi's Two Worlds
Jackie 2022-04-21 09:01:58
A child who is eager to touch the adult world, is loyal to friendship, takes the first love in life seriously, and firmly believes that what he helps is two people who love each other. The child's world is very simple, black and white. The adult world, There are far more than these two colors. When love and dislike, trust and betrayal are vaguely intertwined, he is in pain, aggrieved, dazed, and helpless. This is not the world he can understand. But in the end, Mud's choice, Pulled ellis back from the hesitation. In the world of children, love is simple, to be in love with each other is to be together; in the world of adults, love contains helplessness, bitterness and abandonment, loving each other, but it is not necessary to be together, thinking about each other is also one. kind of beautiful!
Extended Reading
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Shanny 2022-03-24 09:01:46
From the perspective of a child, observing the complexity and helplessness of love, calmly accepting the fading love, accompanied by self-growth.
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Adrien 2022-04-24 07:01:06
The little boy is more like the epitome of Mud. He is very persistent in love, but also to the point of being silly and naive. At the end, the two of them cut the mess at the same time. The growth process of the little male protagonist began when Mud broke into his life. The pain of growing up is always resonant with the slow understanding of the unfamiliar adult world. What a delicate film, Matthew McConaughey's performance is really powerful.
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Mud: Tom's had lives you'd never even know about. Grew up up north,went to Yale. For a long time he was a paid assassin for the CIA. Flew to Cuba in '63. He's killed more people than y'all probably ever met.
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May Pearl: If you can find my number you should give me a call.