The director wants to use a very grand concept to make such a very life-like film, just like the title, there are also a lot of macro narratives in the film, narration with constantly switching characters, as well as historical photos, psychedelic highways Shots and so on, the idea is unique, but that's what makes the film's point of view very unfocused and scattered. On the contrary, under this macro theme, the characterization of this family is very successful, and every role is full, especially Annette Bening has not played a leading role in the film for a long time, and her superb acting skills make people very attractive. In addition, due to the very modern shooting techniques and the texture of the lens, the story of the 1970s has no sense of the times at all, and it is also unpleasant.
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