Desire Reality

Llewellyn 2022-04-19 09:01:55

When I was in the third year of high school, my Chinese teacher set a rule to read an article I liked before each class. I still remember that it took me a long time to read an article with a stable tone and a slow plot. After reading it, I needed to express my thoughts. I stayed for a while and said, I'm sorry. Then the people below laughed.
I don't know if anyone will laugh at me this time.
I only watched this movie to see Vivien Leigh, I can't deny that at first I was immersed in the main tone of "Oh Ashley Oh Ashley I love you", and then I was stabbed in the heart by this black and white movie killed.
Each of us is Blanche or Stella, actively or passively leaving the paradise, maybe smashing a glass bottle when raped by rude reality, but in the end, we can only surrender helplessly.
Each of us is Blanche, who deceives ourselves more than others when we are suffering. Fortunately, there are not so many people around the world who have the perspective of God and know everything.
Blanche concluded by saying that I have always trusted strangers.
Indeed, what is the difference? Knowing or not knowing, knowing or not knowing is the difference.
You are always alone after all.
And everything is always more squandered and less, the more cherished but the more lost.
I am very sad.

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  • Donna 2022-03-25 09:01:08

    They told me to take a streetcar named Desire, change to a place called the cemetery, take another 6 blocks, and get off at Paradise. The most unbearable is Vivien Leigh's old face, and the most amazing is Marlon Brando's savage and raw sexiness... I wonder if there is another bad embryo in this world who can be as sexy and aggressive as him.

  • Braden 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    We might have another Tennessee Williams to write A Streetcar Named Desire, but no more Vivien Leigh who just happened to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown to play Blanche. This is not something that any playwright or fan can hope for, it belongs to the mystery of literature and art that will never be known. After watching a lot of high-definition cameras and Blu-rays, and looking back at the use of black and white films in the 1950s, I feel that there is an irreplaceable poetic quality in them.

A Streetcar Named Desire quotes

  • Mitch: Oh I don't mind you being older than what I thought. But all the rest of it. That pitch about your ideals being so old-fashioned and all the malarkey that you've been dishin' out all summer. Oh, I knew you weren't sixteen anymore. But I was fool enough to believe you was straight."

  • Blanche: Straight? What's 'straight'? A line can be straight, or a street. But the heart of a human being?