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One-sentence review of the movie out of tune
Roscoe 2022-04-21 09:02:50
This film is about the relationship between "truth, goodness and beauty": that is: using "goodness" to fight against "truth", thereby disintegrating "beauty". Luo Yufeng and Sister Furong in the industrial age. In those days, one had to have special money to enter the public eye, openly disgusting people, and influenced the public with personal will, causing discussions; using petty bourgeois words such as "morality + emotion" such as "love, kindness, human warmth, and fraternity" to confuse people. , that is: using "good" against "truth", thereby disintegrating the standard of "beauty", the result is: triggering diversity and richness, and, confusing values. In the Internet age, such costs are much lower, and diaosi also have opportunities. Narcissism, self-presentation, self-hypnosis, lower cost, are no longer exclusive to the rich. At the same time, value standards may also be more diverse. In a word: even a pair of underwear and a toilet paper have its purpose.
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Michale 2022-03-23 09:02:32
I don't understand why everyone is used to this old lady. Why is no one used to our Wang Cailing?
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Clotilde 2022-03-24 09:02:39
Things like washing the dishes and changing a tune are as abrupt as Jenkins' singing, but it happens to be the most moving part, which is really good.
Florence Foster Jenkins quotes
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Florence Foster Jenkins: People may say I couldn't sing, but no one can ever say I didn't sing.
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Florence Foster Jenkins: They're getting through the potato salad like gannets.