All men are created equal. Sex too. As a disabled person, Mark O'Brien is the same. The biggest highlight of the film is the psychological portrayal of the characters. Mark O’Brien and Schell’s mental journey are very delicate. From the beginning of the fear of sex to the end, Schell’s care is taken care of. Instructed to the end of the complicated mood of hurriedly ending the treatment in order to avoid empathy.
It feels like Helen shows a very reluctant application while smiling in the nude scene, perhaps because of her own expression. Helen Hunt is the naked (excessive) actress in the movie after Meg Ryan. But Helen Hunt's courage is commendable, so the film was nominated for Oscar.
In addition, the emotional rhythm and plot turning points of the film are well handled. Naturally and smoothly. The whole film is simple and touching.
Because of Schell, a sex mentor, Mark O'Brien turned from a boy to a man, and his life was perfected and fulfilled. Even if he finally left, there is no regret.
Sex is beautiful and great. Goodness lies in changing a person, and greatness lies in changing a person's life.
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