After falling in love at first sight like this, take a closer look, especially Uncle Jeff's various small actions: for
example, he was singing in a bar, then he suddenly ran out and vomited at the big iron bucket. After vomiting, he impatiently took out the toilet paper, shook it twice, scolded while wiping his mouth, and then reached into the bucket to fish out the sunglasses that had fallen in, and scolded even more severely while wiping the sunglasses. .
For example, when singing, always wear sunglasses and a cowboy hat. The function of these two treasures is that when people cheer for his wonderful performance, he can pull the brim of his hat while people are unprepared and shy. While proudly hiding behind his sunglasses, he enjoyed the applause dedicated to him. .
For example, when a female reporter comes to visit, she is probably dressed neatly (in fact, she just puts on her outer shirt without buttons) to greet the other party, and when she turns around, she finds that she forgot to pull it up, so she hurriedly inadvertently "Brush" on. .
The imaginary mature country musician is who he is—
always a bottle of wine and a few cigarettes on hand.
The big belly hinders his waistband and prevents him from walking normally, but it does not hinder his reckless footsteps.
The hair is thick and never carefully groomed.
His voice was hoarse and rough, but he was gentle.
And then whether it's talking to the agent on the phone, or chatting with the guys in the band, or chatting with the iron buddies, there will always be more words like "fuck", "shit" and "hell" laughing. predicate guest.
I thought that such a reckless artist should have a wife who would treat any of his eccentricities as a virtue, like the female reporter. It ended up like that. On second thought, well, it's not a happy ending to flatter the audience.
Perhaps the artist should be alone in the form and rich in the heart.
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