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Relying on mountains and mountains, relying on everyone to flash
Kaia 2022-04-23 07:01:53
The film was also nominated for Best Picture and Best Actress at the Oscars this year. To be honest, although Carey Mulligan is young, her acting is better than Sandra Brook, who finally won the award. Personally, I think she deserves the award more. The loss may be because her actual age is far from the age of the character she plays. To be honest, makes me believe that this face is 16 years old, it's a joke, 26 is about the same. Carey Mulligan is also better known as the girlfriend of Transformers hero Shia LaBeouf. The 16-year-old Jenny was originally pure and smart, and like Hermione, she was the top student in the class and the favorite object of the teacher. But after the appearance of the uncle David, who drives a maroon sports private car, Jenny's life has undergone a fundamental change. Jenny's parents remind me of Shancai's parents. Girls need to be rich, otherwise it is easy to be deceived. What's more, in the process of being deceived, the parents actually played the role of booster. If it weren't for the sharp turn in the ending, I even thought this was a work that praised old couples and young wives, and money for love. Or is it a British version of "The Snail". Perhaps, without a sharp turn at the end, this is not a "harmonious" movie that conforms to mainstream values. But I believe that art comes from life, and similar plots in life do not necessarily end in this way. The uncles are no longer satisfied with only reaching out to college campuses, not even high school. However, I still have to remind the beauties with a sense of superiority: relying on mountains and mountains, relying on everyone to dodge.
Extended Reading
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Jack: We have to have this out. Well, if you won't do it, I will. I'm still your father.
Jenny: You're my father again now, are you? And what were you when you encouraged me to throw my life away? Silly schoolgirls are always getting seduced by glamorous older men, but what about you two?
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Helen: Someone told me that in about 50 years, no one will speak Latin, probably. Not even Latin people.