Tolerance guides the future

Cyril 2022-04-22 07:01:32

I don't think the director wants to discuss a lot of the dialectics between human nature and money. What I see is more about the redemption of one's own soul and the forgiveness of others.
In the end, when the actor "put down" the million dollars to sign the divorce agreement, he seemed to have said something to the effect that what can guide the future is not to remember the past, but to tolerate each other. The wealthy businessman let go of his desire for self-possession, and finally in the car, the heroine also felt the "kindness" of the wealthy businessman.
It's a great movie. It's not that love conquers money, but that we have gone through this period and gained freedom and maturity in our hearts.

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  • America 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    Demi Moore is beautiful here and worth a million dollars for an old man. In addition to the malicious ending of this film, the ending comes from the male perspective of the ubiquitous male. Here, women are sexy, vulnerable, unassertive, and manipulated... If there is a night where a rich man spends one million to buy your wife, would you like it? I don't think many men will refuse in reality, but if it is now, not many women are so easy to deceive.

  • Lue 2021-12-31 08:02:25

    I really hate the script and Demi Moore in the film. It looks beautiful, but it's actually quite ridiculous. The ending is just like how great love is, it's not a million things. It turns out that nothing is impossible to buy. How important it is for men to have money and work well.

Indecent Proposal quotes

  • Jeremy: [on the phone] Let me get this straight. He offered you a million dollars for a night with your wife? As in *your* wife Diana? And you agreed to it? I don't know what to say. How could you do something like that? *How could you negotiate without me?* Never negotiate without your lawyer. Never! For a woman like Diana I could have gotten you at least two million. Obviously, you don't want to get screwed, and then... screwed!

  • Jeremy: OK, David, before we go any further, let's get the moral issue out of the way.

    David: Leave that to us.

    Jeremy: No, I was referring to my fee. I get five percent.