Vincent must be the kind that makes you fall in love. The irritable temper, the nervous and free eyes, the attitude of being too inferior to the madness... In short, it is only two steps away from the psychiatric hospital. Is such a useless man, women would rather open up for him. Even if there is nothing, even if there is no next meal, women are willing to follow closely behind and entrust the unreliable future to them.
Don't ask why! Mostly because of a woman's natural maternal temperament.
"BUFFALO 66" is neither pornographic nor violent, it doesn't have anything that should be. The camera wanders around in panic, occasionally piecing together some pictures. The heroine is plump and plump, but it doesn't trigger any desire in you. You can only dodge around with Vincent's mild nervousness. Inferiority is a heart-wrenching sin: you can't get the mother's love you deserve, you don't have a job, you have no future, and you've had a crush for many years in exchange for ridicule. Hiding in a corner where no one was in, weeping secretly. The only thing that can be hated is the imaginary enemy that he created.
Do you think your birth was a mistake? Did you ruin everything or did they ruin you?
Everyone lives in their own fantasy, indifferent to each other even the most blood-related parents.
He lacks the affection and love he deserves, even if he pretends not to. His IQ is estimated to be still in his teenage years, even though he is full of stubble and eight feet tall. He is actually a child who has always longed for the most primitive maternal love, unable to meet the expectations of his parents, so he had to create incidents to attract attention.
"Buffalo 66" is the purest romance I've ever seen, pure as first love. When Vincent rushed to buy hot chocolate, the childish joy and show-off was heartbreaking. I kept thinking, she must not run away, she must wait for him to come back, she must wait in place without moving, and the music at the end sounded, and that drop of uncontrollable joy fell. It's rarely touched now, but today made an exception.
The world is not beautiful, but as long as there is still a light waiting for you, you need to live bravely!
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