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very advanced movie
Clark 2022-09-21 08:57:04
"The Wall" is perhaps the most captivating and imaginative album in music history. "The Wall" was recorded in 1979 and made into a movie in 1982. The album and the film tell the same story: a boy named Pink Floyd whose father was killed in World War II as a child. He grew up under the care of his mother and lived a life of depression, eventually taking drugs and falling into a state of madness. The perfect combination of pictures and music makes this film unique. The two parallel lines strongly and profoundly analyze all levels of consciousness and various forms of thinking, reflecting the complex emotions of the characters, which is impressive. Looking back at the past, the images in the wall reappeared in my eyes. It was a wall that I built for myself, and the loneliness and cold blocked my heart and consciousness. Now that the wall is broken, the sun is shining outside, and a group of children like Pink's childhood are playing alone, are they building their own heart wall again?
Extended Reading
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Teacher: What have we here, laddie? Mysterious scribblings? A secret code? No! Poems, no less! Poems, everybody!
[classmates laughs]
Teacher: The laddie reckons himself a poet!
[reads poem from Pink's little black book]
Teacher: "Money, get back / I'm all right, Jack / Keep your hands off my stack / New car / Caviar / Four-star daydream / Think I'll buy me a football team."
[slams the book onto Pink's desk]
Teacher: Absolute rubbish, laddie.
[whacks him with a ruler, growls at Pink]
Teacher: Get on with your work.
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Rock and Roll Manager: [Pinks Manager,Doctor and roadies trying to fix him] The boys an asthmatic.
Hotel Manager: [Outraged] Asthmatic?
Rock and Roll Manager: He's an Artist!