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A midlife crisis that resonates
Garrick 2022-09-20 21:14:03
This is a Keaton-style classical comedian, without Jim Carrey's publicity, and relying entirely on his lines and actions to show his comedy talent. In fact, it is more about the dislocation of the plot. After laughing, it is more sad. I feel that he interpreted Bra De, can really touch my heart, that anxiety, that kind of unease must have resonated with many people. At the beginning, you may feel that it is too bland and not as shocking as a commercial blockbuster, but as the plot unfolds, it is still very attractive, especially the constant memories and insertions, and the simple narrative will not make people feel boring. There are two kinds of movies, one is to make you addicted, the other is to let you integrate, this film is the latter, after watching it, there are too many memorable content
Extended Reading
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Brad Sloan: [narrating] Her friend, Maya was equally captivating, equally compelling. I suddenly felt a deep grief... for all the women I would never love and all the lives I would never live. I imaging running away with them both and starting again and what that might look like.
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Troy Sloan: When we were walking around today and you embarrassing me, I kept thinking, like, you know, if I go to this school, everybody here's gonna remember this and I'm never gonna live this down. But... you know, they're not gonna remember. Because, everybody's just thinking about themselves. You know? Nobody cares. Like, the only person that's thinking about you, is me, so... the only person's opinion that you should really care about is mine.
Brad Sloan: Yeah. What's your opinion?
Troy Sloan: Well, I love you.
Brad Sloan: Thank you.