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If all is not good enough, it is not the end.
Shanie 2022-04-24 07:01:09
Leaving aside purely British humorous films such as "Two Smoking Guns", British comedies in recent years seem to be accustomed to using pictures with brighter color contrasts to mobilize the audience's vision, which is similar to "Love Actually". very similar. Secondly, you can almost find all the old British actors who are active on the big screen in this movie, and the director's outstanding point is that the scenes allocated to each actor are not so sufficient, but they can Let everyone perform well. It's like a master trick, and it's time to stop. On this premise, the editing of the film is not messy. A few years old British old people, for one reason or another, came to Jaipur, India, willingly or reluctantly, and became attached to a dilapidated "grand hotel". From the very beginning of contempt or dislike for this country, city, and hotel, to adaptation, and finally to witnessing and harvesting love in this city, they are also adapting and harvesting people's life after their twilight years. Life, when they don't look back, when they live in the present, when they are full of tolerance for their surroundings... Attach two chicken soup lines in the movie: Everything will be all right in the end, and if it's not all right, it's not yet the end.
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The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel quotes
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Douglas Ainslie: I invested our, well, my retirement money in our daughter's Internet company. She assured me that as soon as the startup actually, um, started up and the conversion from virtual to actual became sufficiently viable, then she'd be able to pay it all back.
Evelyn: I'm not sure I understand what most of those words mean.
Douglas Ainslie: Well, it turns out neither did she.
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Evelyn: [about their new environment] Initially you're overwhelmed. But gradually you realize it's like a wave. Resist, and you'll be knocked over. Dive into it, and you'll swim out the other side.