Realize your fairy tale

Maximillian 2022-01-09 08:02:13

To be honest, at the end of the film, what the protagonist said, "In the film academy, there is no school to learn as much, and in TV as to learn as much as their parents. It only teaches us to believe in fairy tales." What is the deeper meaning of this sentence? ? LA is a psychedelic and wonderful city, or this is just a small representative of the whole world. In today's era, there are too many rich people and more people without money, and you care about what kind of life you need and what you use Way to get what you want. You can use your body in exchange for money, and then use this method to allow yourself to live in other people’s mansions, drive other people’s cars, and live an apparently prosperous life. However, when you don't continue to please your so-called "employer", you have no place to live. You can only hang around with a broken bag, and you don't even have money to eat sandwiches. This is undoubtedly a very, very sad thing. Four words: down to earth. This is the dumbest and smartest way. Whether you are a food delivery or a waiter, whether you are a lawyer or a big boss, you need to be down-to-earth, step by step, and don’t just dream and act. Fairy tales can be believed, and fairy tales can be achieved, as long as you really work hard and work hard.

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  • Scot 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    It's not really my thing, but the ending is real

  • Angelita 2022-03-18 09:01:05

    So,reality is reality anyway...

Spread quotes

  • Nikki: When I first came here, I thought every day was gonna be a Van Halen video... hot chicks wearing bikinis riding around on roller skates drinking cocktails by the pool. Damn you, Van Halen.

  • Nikki: What the f*ck are you doing?

    Heather: Swimming.

    Nikki: Look, I'm sorry about what happened, but this is not f*cking cool.

    Heather: What happened?

    Nikki: I called you an asshole. I kicked you out. I called you a whore. I'm sorry.

    Heather: [laughs] That's strange. 'Cause it seems like you and I are maybe playing the same cards.

    Nikki: Yeah.

    Heather: Last time I checked, you were living in a $5 million house. Now you're turning tricks for a sandwich.

    Nikki: I'm not turning anything.

    Heather: Tell me something though... out of everybody here, why her?

    Nikki: I don't think you understand my situation, OK? I'm about to get evicted from the Sahara Motel Inn. I'm selling my near-mint sweaters for nine bucks. And that club sandwich is gonna be the first thing I've had to eat all day. I don't really have time to be picky.