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Trycia 2022-01-09 08:01:01
Don Burnham is a talented intellectual. He showed his outstanding writing talent in college, and his works are often published in college magazines. However, he is also a person whose self-esteem is easily impaired, and a little setback is enough to destroy his self-confidence. He has always aspired to be a great writer, but he can't write anything. Don Burniem relied on his younger brother Vic to support him when he was thirty-two years old.[4] He began to drink heavily after being shocked by rejection of the manuscript. Later, he met his girlfriend Helen, and the power of love made him put aside alcohol[1]. Helen has deep concern and hope for Don Burnieme. She not only thinks that Don Burnheim can quit drinking, but also thinks that he can become the great writer of his dreams[4]. As Helen's father criticized Don Burnieme for being drunk and dreaming, he once again lost his self-confidence and became addicted to alcohol. Later he lost the courage to survive and even wanted to commit suicide. But under Helen's great persuasion and encouragement, he rekindled hope in life.
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Marcia 2022-03-24 09:02:51
It is said to be the first film in American film history to take a serious approach to alcoholism. Through the male protagonist's three-day long weekend tormented by alcohol, the mental state and physical behavior of the alcoholic are deeply portrayed.
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Garnet 2022-03-27 09:01:14
The male lead's performance is good, the lines are great, the story structure is mediocre, the female lead is too ugly, it is too far-fetched to love this alcoholic, it's a three-and-a-half star by current standards
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Don Birnam: I've never done anything! I'm not doing anything! I never will do anything! Zero! Zero! Zero!
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Don Birnam: She knows she's clutching a razor blade; but, she won't let go!