At least we still have time in such a fucking world

Cheyanne 2022-04-23 07:02:15

There are times when nothing is going well. You can't catch the roaring bus in the morning, you can't get into the chatter of your colleagues, you can't get a job with a hopeless salary, and the circle of friends has nothing to do with yourself. When you feel that life is too bad When it gets worse, it really gets worse. The days when one sips of cold water will clog one's teeth may happen often, or occasionally, but they can't escape, and they can only get through it on their own.
Weatherman Nicolas Cage's midlife crisis comes as a pissed-off and rightfully so. Bad job, bad marriage, bad father-son relationship, no friends and no fun in life, is a real middle-aged old diaosi. I thought that Nicholas Cage's uselessness and failure in the first half of the movie would come with a big counterattack in the second half. In order to raise his eyebrows at that moment, he resisted the slow and uninteresting tone of the movie. In the end, it was hurriedly ended in the boring confession, and the resentment in the throat could not come out and go down.
We can't feel the pain of the midlife crisis of older men in the United States. However, in the low ebb of life, we encounter those unfortunate things one after another, which is exactly the same as Nicolas Cage. From a dirty word, a boring conjecture, a dispensable quarrel, a dejected giving up... From an unfortunate little thing to a bad thing that affects the place of life, these make us devastated. In the most difficult times, we can only comfort ourselves with the phrase "all the problems we encounter are teaching us to learn to be strong". The film ends with a shady sigh, and it is only natural. This may be the essence of the movie, where did the gorgeous counterattack in life come from? The days can go on, but because I no longer struggle with it, I just figured it out after turning a corner.
"I remember once, I imagined what my life would be like, what I would be like, I imagined that I had all the good qualities that make one stand out, but as the years went by, I had almost one of those qualities. I didn’t get it, and the various possibilities I faced at the beginning, and the various people I could become, also decreased year after year, until finally there was only one left, and that is who I am now.” We all had this thought a long time ago. So, now we are all people we never thought we would be. But what can be done? This is who we are now, and there is no other way but to accept it.
Life is so hard, why do you have to break it down? Those unlucky things that I have experienced and met some people who are unappetizing, life is not easy! You will be completely disappointed in this fucking world, and you don't know what it means to walk at the intersection of people coming and going. And in the life of adults, there is another word easy, everything meaningful is not easy.
So when you are disappointed with your life. There are so many things to do, and the difficult tasks in front of you are so heavy. But did you know that what is hard to do and what should be done are often the same thing? In this asshole world, living this shit life to ourselves, we have to throw things away, we have to throw them away, in this shit life, there's always something to look after, you still have time .
Time does not lie, it is a knife, knife after knife, stabs you in the heart, makes you bleed, cry, and come back to life.

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The Weather Man quotes

  • Robert Spritzel: I read your book.

    Dave Spritz: Fuck. I was gonna do, some more work on it, then I chucked it.

    Robert Spritzel: You chucked it?

    Dave Spritz: Garbage.

    Robert Spritzel: I-it's just what I do, David, I've practiced and I've gotten good. Like you and the weather business.

    Dave Spritz: But I don't predict it. Nobody does, 'cause i-it's just wind. It's wind. It blows all over the place! What the fuck!

  • Russ: Dave.

    Dave Spritz: Hi Russ.

    Russ: He's upstairs, he's still pretty upset about it.

    Dave Spritz: Did he talk about it?

    Russ: Yeah. .

    Dave Spritz: To you?

    Russ: He's told us what happened, uh, he was with his counselor Don Boden, I guess...

    Dave Spritz: I don't really know why what happened next, happened. He was talking about my son, and I was taking my gloves off.

    [slaps Russ with his glove]

    Russ: What the fuck?

    Dave Spritz: Why are you here?

    Russ: What are you doing?

    Dave Spritz: Why, are you here?

    Russ: I'm helping Noreen!

    Dave Spritz: Why are you helping?