A very smooth road movie, regardless of the plot, character relationships, and emotional changes, is a fairly standard Hollywood model. The last time I watched such a smooth road movie was "A Night in the Air".
Selling books and visiting for magazines or newspaper subscriptions seems to have been very popular in the United States. I remember that the heroine of "American Sweetheart" was driving a national sales magazine with others, the same road movie.
Are gas stations and gas shops so common in the United States? I feel that no matter where the car is driving, I am not afraid of running out of gas. Of course, the gas tank and mileage are not as good as they are today, right?
Was it possible to refund tickets at any time in the United States that year? Do you charge fees? If so, what percentage of the fare will be deducted?
The little girl smoking is too much description, it is a bad example, if you change it to another way, it will be fine.
For the black girl, it is rare that the little heroine and her broke through the racial boundaries and became "confidantes of the same sickness." The two children expose the ugly face of the dancer is the most exciting.
And the new car for the broken truck is the funniest.
The heroine Tatum O'Neill turned out to be really two fathers and daughters with the hero in reality! So in this film she became a generation of child stars, especially won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, becoming the youngest winner in Oscar history. I remember that Tony Leung was dissatisfied with losing to 14-year-old Liu Le Yumi (the youngest actor in Cannes history), thinking that he had no acting skills. In fact, although Liu Le did not become a big hit, he has won the actor or best actor several times, and he still has acting skills.
The acting skills of the little heroine are so powerful that they cover up everyone.
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