It's actually not bad after reading it

Elenora 2022-05-02 06:01:14

I didn't look at what I thought was like a warm corpse before, but at the beginning it looked like a comedy of pure love reunion, the god in the middle unfolded and turned into a zombie, and finally ended up suddenly with his girlfriend and changed himself.
This movie is about the rhythm of where you want to shoot. It is said that there are many biblical stories, and I don’t understand them. Maybe it affects the plot a little? But there are still a lot of laughs, all kinds of black humor and humor, grandpa and brother are cute, and the male and female protagonists are very funny. Maybe this movie wants to express the past and it will pass. Even if it comes back, it will not be what it used to be. There will be a better future. Are you waiting, as long as you are worthy of your own conscience, looking forward is the most important thing?
Finally, Dai Hanhan is very handsome even if his hairline is urgent, his small body unexpectedly can transform into an overbearing president (╯3╰)

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Life After Beth quotes

  • Erica Wexler: [crouched against the wall] I stuck a tent pole through my Nana's head.

    Judy Orfman: She's a bit traumatized, but she'll be okay.

    [then in a whisper]

    Judy Orfman: Doesn't she look good?

  • Beth Slocum: [Looking at her grave] Is this some kind of sick joke?

    Zach Orfman: I wish it was.

    Beth Slocum: W... What is that?

    Zach Orfman: You died a week and a half ago. And then you must have like dug yourself up or something.

    Beth Slocum: No. No. No. No way. That's impossible Zach. Zach.

    Zach Orfman: Ok listen: You... went hiking by yourself.

    Beth Slocum: No, I didn't.

    Zach Orfman: Yes, and you gotten bitten by a snake, and then you died.

    Beth Slocum: How could I be dead Zach? I'm not dead. My mom and dad would have told me if I was... dead.

    Zach Orfman: They didn't want to hurt your feelings.

    Beth Slocum: No. No. How could I be... how could I be dead if I'm alive? You can't be both things Zach. You can either be dead or alive, and I'm alive.

    Zach Orfman: Ok, Ok... um...

    Beth Slocum: Look at me Zach. Feel me. Look.

    Zach Orfman: Your parents think you were resurrected.

    Beth Slocum: Like Jesus?

    Beth Slocum: Or a zombie.

    Beth Slocum: Or a zombie? What the fuck Zach? What does that mean?

    Zach Orfman: [Zach places his hand on Beth's shoulder in an attempt to comfort her] Hey...

    Beth Slocum: [Beth looks at her grave again, in a mixed state of shock and confusion] I'm dead.

    Zach Orfman: Yeah.

    Beth Slocum: And there's no other Beth?

    Zach Orfman: No.

    Zach Orfman: Promise?

    Zach Orfman: Yeah, You're the only one, ok? Ok listen. Um... things have been like... things have been like really difficult between us. And um... Like, it's not your fault, but...

    Beth Slocum: You don't love me anymore.

    Zach Orfman: Y... yes.

    Beth Slocum: You don't love me anymore.

    Zach Orfman: Yes, I do. Ok I just... Look, I can't do this anymore. You're not... you're not you!

    Beth Slocum: Yes, it is me. Look at me I'm... Beth. I'm here. How could I not be Beth?

    Zach Orfman: I know, but you're not the same Beth Ok? You're just like... You're violent and you're angry and you're destructive, and I'm like... I'm scared of you ok?

    Beth Slocum: [Flies into a rage] Fuck you!

    [pushes Zach over]

    Beth Slocum: I'm Beth, and I'm alive ok?

    Zach Orfman: Calm down.

    Beth Slocum: [roars] I'm Beth!