When Joe, a Texas cowboy who wanted to be a gigolo, threw away his job as a restaurant worker and ran to New York to realize his gigolo dream, he was taken advantage of by fake ladies, harassed by homosexuality, abused by perverts, and cheated by homeless people. ; In the end, he sympathized with the homeless man played by Dustin Hoffman, continued to live a life of cheating money and cheating, and then went further and further away from his original dream. . . When Joe robbed the money to send the increasingly ill homeless homeless man, the homeless man closed his eyes forever beside the cowboy on the long-distance bus. At this moment, the cowboy finally realized that he was not suitable to be a dancer, and decided to find a An outdoor job where you can earn a living from your own labor. . .
The whole film feels a bit grim, dreams are shattered step by step in front of reality, life gradually returns to peace, everything is not as expected, but you have to continue, this is life. Just like a picture of contemporary Chinese migrant workers entering the city and the social temperament of high-spirited graduates.
Dustin Hoffman's acting skills are so fiery. . . The last lady is really noble and impressive
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