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Correct it yourself
Kaci 2022-06-07 20:04:29
After checking, the screenwriters of this film are Snsan Minot, the author of the novel of the same name, and Michael Cunningham, the author of the novel "The Hours". There are lyrical structures, beautiful pictures, nice songs, and some things that seem to be the philosophy of life, but they can't move people. The biggest problem with this film is the structure of the play. The camera keeps moving back and forth between the two layers of time and space, but it fails to explain the causality of the story. Today’s time and space are unnecessary. Using the old lady to frame the film is a waste of pen and ink except to show the acting skills of the two old actors such as Streep. It’s better to honestly tell from the beginning to the end. Clear a story.
Extended Reading
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[Buddy comes up the cliff with his bottle of wine and takes a mouthful of it]
Buddy Wittenborn: It's kind of salty.
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[Ann slaps Buddy when he comes up the cliff]
Young Ann: You're not a hero. You're pathetic!
Buddy Wittenborn: Oh Ann!
Young Ann: Have some *guts*. Go live your own life.
Buddy Wittenborn: What? This isn't it?
Young Ann: Write a first line and then write a second one. *Kiss men if you want to. Horrify your parents.*
Buddy Wittenborn: Annie, what...
Young Ann: *Be a man.* Just leave me out of it. Don't carry around some... some stupid note I wrote you years ago.
[pause]
Young Ann: You're not interested in me. You just have this *idea* of me. Have the nerve to admit it and just... leave me alone.
[Walks away]
Buddy Wittenborn: Hell, I got the note all wet.