Become self

Gilda 2022-01-16 08:01:14

The film’s narration is objective and calm. From the perspective of a child, Onata Aprile’s smooth acting shows the silence, attachment, only tears, and final refusal in the face of adults’ selfish judgment, which is exquisitely presented and restored. The process of perfection of women's independent ideology in the original work.
One of the scenes is that the little girl wakes up in the middle of the night. She has bags under her eyes when she is very young. One night, she woke up on the bed of the lady at the reception desk of the restaurant where her stepfather worked. The scene of tears on the bed is really fresh in the memory.
As mentioned in the title, she knows what she knows, she actually knows everything, but she has changed from being considerate to choosing not to be hurt anymore.

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Extended Reading
  • Danielle 2022-03-29 09:01:07

    It's only because the child is sensible and cute that the two young people love the child more than the parent's love. The sense of responsibility is so easily aroused. In the end, there is no inversion to say that all this is planned by the child. In fact, this child is a genius mentally ill This kind of ending made me a little disappointed. The film succeeded in meeting a cow director who likes to make subconscious comparisons in a bad screenwriter.

  • Deondre 2022-03-27 09:01:16

    The color of the picture is beautiful, and the clothes are beautiful

What Maisie Knew quotes

  • Margo: I'm sorry I got mad at him. He must think I'm awful.

    Maisie: Mommy gets mad at him all the time.

  • Lincoln: I was bitten by a turtle once.

    Margo: Were you really?

    Lincoln: Yeah... yeah. It even left a scar if you...

    Margo: Rea... really?

    Lincoln: [shows Margo his bitten finger] It could've left a scar.

    [Margo laughs]

    Lincoln: It's that bad. It could've left a scar.

    Margo: Right, yeah. So, is it quite traumatic for you being back here with the turtles?

    Lincoln: [interrupting] It was. This is kinda like therapy for me.

    Margo: Oh! It is? Okay.

    Lincoln: Meeting the beast again.

    [Margo laughs]