Mrs. is everything

Quincy 2022-10-06 07:26:37

In fact, the story itself is a very vulgar youth film. The setting of the so-called confused teenagers is also very old-fashioned, especially when the confused teenager at the beginning of the film is explaining his nihilistic outlook on life, the camera takes the heroine with him Arrived, it seems more like a vulgar love movie. In addition, the confusion of the teenager is as tender as his middle-class life, and it cannot withstand scrutiny without persuasion and reason. The concept of nothingness that was initially influenced by Eastern culture seems to have been defeated by the Western values ​​of living in the present. It is a bit uncomfortable to look at as an Easterner.
However, this film is all about a warm, fresh, and full of vigor, Mrs. No matter what weak character settings and plots he has, there are teenagers who are confident but arrogant in adolescence, black trench coats, the face of the teenager standing in the sun and being touched by the light and shadow, the green eyes that are like a deer, and the giggling by the girls. The shy and cute morning erection.....

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The Art of Getting By quotes

  • George Zinavoy: I'm sorry, I ruined your night.

    Sally Howe: No, I'm sorry. I lost you. I didn't keep my promise.

  • Dustin: Women like being desired. Just throw her up against a wall and start kissing her. Chances are she'll kiss you back, and if she doesn't, at least you tried. You've got to do something or else you'll lose her.