Out of adversity

Leonel 2022-01-08 08:03:25

I watched this movie under the recommendation of Shao Kaiqi.
It feels good. Alas, I sighed at my amazing expressive ability in the barren land.

The protagonist's childhood misfortune made him complain about others and tend to be violent.

The patience and perseverance of the psychologists made them gradually become friends.

I still remember this sentence, "To forgive is to set free yourself, to lead your own normal life."

Nima, I don't know what to say.

What I can remember is that the doctor said at the end that before meeting the protagonist, he was very depressed because his wife could not have children. It was the protagonist who gave him the transformation. kindness. pretty good.



(Oh, I really can’t figure it out. Why can I only write these ugly words while watching a movie?)

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Extended Reading
  • Darrion 2022-04-22 07:01:42

    Three and a half. All we have to do is exorcise our demons.

  • Adella 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    Every inspirational film that Mom forced has to have a noble person, where can we find a noble person

Antwone Fisher quotes

  • Jerome Davenport: "Who will cry for the little boy, lost and all alone / Who will cry for the little boy, abandoned without his own"

    Antwone Fisher: "Who will cry for the little boy, he cried himself to sleep / Who will cry for the little boy, who never had it for keeps / Who will cry for the little boy, who walked on burning sands / Who will cry for the little boy, the boy inside a man / Who will cry for the little boy, who knew well hurt and pain / Who will cry for the little boy, who died and died again / Who will cry for the little boy, a good boy he tried to be / Who will cry for the little boy, who cries inside of me"

    Jerome Davenport: Who will cry for the little boy Antwoine?

    Antwone Fisher: I will, I always do.

  • Jerome Davenport: "Regard without ill-will despite an offense." That's Webster's definition of forgiveness.

    Antwone Fisher: Why do I have to forgive?

    Jerome Davenport: So you can get on with your life.