America in the 1980s

Lorna 2022-04-21 09:02:53

It took me nearly 120 minutes to watch it. It’s hard to imagine that I could actually finish watching him. This should be a movie that everyone around me will delete after watching the first five or ten minutes. I actually finished watching it. In fact, if I want to give a five-star rating, I really have no way of understanding whether it is a person from that country or not, but I am willing to say that this is a good movie.

I am very willing to understand the thoughts of different countries, and I think I understand a little bit. I started watching it with this idea in mind. I was a little confused when I was born in the United States when I was born. The beat generation should not Is it something from the 1950s and 1960s? Americans really like to talk about life, and their ability to tell stories in movies is particularly good. They can always magnify the background at that time from a very small environment and few people. The society at that time, from Carter's speech, was amazed. It is found that the United States has reached this level in this era, but this country is still strong! What will our China be like in the future?

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Extended Reading
  • Monica 2022-03-21 09:02:37

    The story of a few little people in a house under the changing times The soundtrack and the small editing are very colorful. The 80s retro style is not a formatted script for the awards season. Small surprises and small tenderness

  • Helen 2022-01-07 15:53:32

    Annette Bening should be the seeded player of this year's film queen

20th Century Women quotes

  • Dorothea: That was my husband's Ford Galaxy. We drove Jamie home from the hospital in that car.

    Jamie: My mom was forty when she had me. Everyone told her she was too old to be a mother.

    Dorothea: I put my hand through the little window, and he'd squeeze my finger, and I'd tell him life was very big... and unknown.

    Jamie: And she told me that there were animals, and sky, and cities...

    Dorothea: ...music, movies. He'd fall in love, have his own children, have passions, have meaning, have his mom and dad.

    Jamie: When they got divorced, my father moved back east and left the car with us. He calls on birthdays and Christmas. Last time I felt close to him was on my birthday in 1974. He bought me mirrored sunglasses. I saw the president fall down the stairs and I threw up on the carpet.

    Dorothea: Since then it's just been us.

  • Dorothea: Actually, it was, it was built in 1905, and the same family had it forever, but they lost all their money during the war, and then there was a fire and... You should've been here for that. Anyway, so, it was just a mess. They let it fall apart. Then a bohemian inherited it in the '60s, then a bunch of free spirits moved in, and they lost it to the bank.