In fact, I didn't pay much attention to this film at first (well, I didn't notice it at all). Then one day I saw it in the bar and remembered it silently. I want to see the love story of a young couple.
I feel that the Emma on the poster is not amazing enough, and there are many more amazing than this look in the movie.
I always prefer Emma with brown hair. She is more British with brown hair. There is a sense of classicism. This is also one of the reasons why I have the desire to watch movies ~
back to movies. This role can be regarded as another breakthrough. This role is different from the incompletely beautiful Noel, and it feels not like Madison. It feels more like the real Emma, the virgin poet Amy with a little cock-like temperament, a little nervous.
At the beginning of the movie, a hot topic was highlighted, employment. It's a bit like Lena in the American TV series girls (I think of lena from delirium π_π) at the beginning. But Amy is a little luckier. Amy, she has been delivering her dreams, one after another. In high school, Amy was a bit like a idiot, thinking of the handsome boys in the class, but he just wanted to play with Amy. This has also become an important reason for Amy to embark on the path of a poet. Amy found himself in the poem.
Amy embarked on a journey as a poet, but her parents were unwilling to support her. In fact, Amy has such a result that can be described as no do no die: nesting at home all day long, looking up at the starry sky at a 45° angle against a chicken coop, there is not much student funding left by his parents. This is like the epitome of some contemporary young people. They will rely on their parents to spend time looking for a job, they will chase their dreams, and they will not have a partner to whom they can touch each other. Everyone has the right to chase dreams, but when your talents are not enough to support your dreams, you should keep your feet on the ground.
And Amy started looking for a job with the last sum of money.
This is a realistic movie, and it is destined that Amy's job hunting journey will not be smooth sailing. There is no Prince Charming, no dream love, only ups and downs, singles, scolding, and frustration. After going round and round, Amy returned to the store where he first walked in-adult world. Amy started his career as a salesperson. And this time it succeeded~ This is also the first time the movie has asked a question. I feel that this kind of questioning method is a bit Japanese movie style, and every time Nikko has to have a personal question. And this is also the first time the male protagonist Evan has appeared.
A digression...Why does such a small shop invite so many people? Ask the insider to popularize science!
Another digression, the male ticket is very attractive in this movie! It can't be said to be so handsome and inhuman, but the temperament and gentleness in the play have greatly improved the appearance of the male ticket!
Adult world is the third alternative small fresh art film made by Emma. The other two are "It's Ridiculous to Say" and "The Art of Passing Exams". "Lime Life" and "12" have fewer scenes, so I won't mention them. I have always felt that Noel in "Speaking" is Emma's most brilliant character. Noel is witty and kind (what...), a little arrogant, and the scars on her face are even more beautiful. She is a very principled little girl. And Sally gives people a sense of wandering and insecure.
As for Amy, it's a bit like a synthesis of two characters. She is smart, fragile, and crazy.
Back to the plot.
Amy is almost obsessed with rats, a very crazy fan. At the same time, Amy lost his car, and the fact that Amy did not have money to pay for the car insurance was also known to his parents. The quarrel with his parents was Amy's first outbreak, the first small climax of the movie.
Regarding Amy's fascination with rats, there is a very crazy scene in the play that I also like very much. Amy and Rubia ran after the rats on a tandem bicycle, youthful and wanton. Each of us has such a time to do a crazy thing that will not regret it.
Rubia is one of the highlights in the play. She is sensible and a little crazy. She always uses crazy actions to do things that she will never regret. She gave Amy a lot of help, including her relationship with Alex.
Alex is a persistent and delicate boy. He has his own set of principles, which is what attracts Amy. Being with Amy is also normal and inevitable.
Amy became Rat’s assistant, Rat published her spare vent work, but Amy was not satisfied, she strived for perfection. She went to the rat's house to vent and release her heart. This is what the rat wants. He wants Amy to see who he is.
In the end, inspirational movies have the same ending, so I won’t go into details...otherwise it will really become a synopsis hhh. But this movie is different. It is not an inspirational movie printed out one template. It is a work of the upper middle level.
In the movie, Emma performed Amy very well. Although there is a lack of enthusiasm in the venting scene, of course it is also possible that Emma vented like this...
Regarding the meaning of the movie adult world, I personally think that there are three layers. The first layer refers to the small shop adult world where Amy works, and the second layer refers to Amy's growth process. In the movie, we can clearly see Amy's transformation and growth. She has grown into a real adult. As for the third layer , Should refer to Amy's dream chasing.
Everyone has the right to dream, but remember, remember to look at the scenery along the way, maybe the scenery along the way is what you really want. Be down-to-earth at the right time, acknowledge the reality at the right time, and be the right you
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