In fact, rebellious babies are easily satisfied, typically eating soft but not hard.

Freda 2022-03-25 09:01:14

In 1955, the former left-wing director Kazan had completely walked out of his previous "snoticing incident", and even used the previous year's "The Dock" to make a clever defense for himself, his own left-wing concept ("A Street Named Desire"). car”) has shifted to another level of family-oriented right-turn traditional thinking. The choice of inconsistencies dooms the inherent contradictions of this film. Compared with "Rebel Without a Cause", which was in the same year and starring James Dean, this film has its own happy ending, except for the happy ending. The fine lighting, slanted composition, and the dazzling panning can be compared with Nicholas Ray's fine photography and supervisory shots, and also explores widescreen composition, but the happy ending is blocked. The passage of postwar sophisticated metaphor and psychoanalysis that should have been perfectly read. But Kazan still has his own shining points. The self-discovered James Dean is indeed better than Nicholas Ray. The 60-year super idol improvised with that wonderful hug in this film, and completed the A vivid demonstration of the post-war generation's views on their parents.

Emmalee 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Purely for James Dean. Rebellious, impulsive, rebellious but sensitive and fragile, intelligent and precocious, Carl actually just wants to get the love of his parents. As a devout and stubborn Christian, his father always did not show his liking for Carl. Perhaps it was the same character. Love of freedom and hatred of bondage caused Carl's mother and Carl to disagree with him. But emotion is such a strange thing. What you can't get is always in turmoil. The favored brother has no fear, and Aaron can't understand his brother's paranoia. Carl can't do it if he wants to buy his father's happiness with money. This is especially like my mother. In the era of patriarchal preference, no matter how hard my mother worked, she could not get a good word from her grandparents from beginning to end, and she became a lifelong lover. Knot. Fortunately, Carl still reconciled with Abra, and finally his father finally said, "I don't like others to take care of me, I just want you." Sad but relieved.