When her ex-husband and her discussed the living environment of their children, she said: "I don't want them on stage with me, I don't want them in this phony business, and i don't wan them anywhere near the bastards who run it. "
When eating the same cake as the filming scene, she said: "That's good, that's really good."
After screwing up the show, she hugged the stage and sang a song, she said to the audience: "You won't forget me, will you? Promise you won't."
Years of repression when I was young, and nightmares every day after that. It is capital that achieves, manipulates, and destroys Judy, and it is also the people who are greedy and indifferent.
In this film, we can also see kindness. It was Rosalyn, it was Burt, it was Lonnie, it was the fan couple.
In fact, the gay fan's story line with Judy is also charming and tender. People who actually did nothing were sentenced because of the law at the time, but that didn't change their feelings. In the sound of the piano, Judy sang softly, and one of them cried bitterly...
The fireworks and cakes brought by Rosalyn and Burt are also very warm...
What surprised me was this quote from The Wizard of Oz at the end of the film: A heart is not judged by how muchu you love, but by how much you are loved by others.
The translation is even more admirable: the clarity of your heart is not judged by how much you love you, but by how deeply others love you.
The person who is loved hard has the confidence to do whatever he wants...Bless...❤️
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