The little boy who likes to play Tony, silently, easily promised love to his mother, promised forever, and had breakfast in bed together. Perhaps it was such a beautiful cause that made Barbara reluctant to abandon him, unwilling to let him go casually.
Human beings always have a strong desire for control over the beauty they believe in.
What he reminds me is the smile in the bathroom. Quietly, but the smile is really brilliant, which is shocking. But only Barbara could face such a smile, and she also smiled at him, as if it were their secret. My father lived in the squeeze environment of his mother, and he couldn't get ease. No matter what, he was calm on the surface and buried deep under the dark. After all, there was a fuse and found a way to leave.
The film brightened up for me after Eddie Redmayne came on stage. This actor is too French and weak, pales the whole picture. How did Tony, the child who was supposed to be doted by all his life so much, led to such an unbearable fate in the end? The boy playing the piano on the beach smiled with fine wrinkles around his eyes and warmth in his brows and eyes. After the father eloped with his girlfriend, there was more silence.
In feminist families, boys increasingly yearn for father’s love.
He didn't blame his father for taking what he liked, he told his mother: He didn't hurt me, he hurt you. Maybe he didn't care about the Spanish girl at all. The scene on the beach exposed his admiration for men too much. Was overwhelmed by that kind of masculine breath. What he needs is the breath of his father.
In the subsequent scenes, the most sensational part was when he put the letter outside his father's residence. First is the carpet for the entrance, then the flowerpot, and then the flowerbed, buried with soil, but trying to pull out a corner, afraid that his father will not be able to see it. Has such a child's disposition really grown up?
He said that after his father left, the responsibility of caring for his mother fell on him. Barbara committed suicide at home, in a split gesture, he rescued his mother, and he really thought he had saved it. But you looked at Tony in the restaurant after Barbara was discharged from the hospital, helping her restore her memory. Holding a cigarette in his hand, his face was young and mad, and his face was ignorant of the world.
Perhaps, we all demanded his growth too much. Without the harshness of the father, how much does such a child lack in personality formation?
For the dead dog, he always keeps its collar, because it is the only thing he can control in all the changes he is reluctant to face, or he is nostalgic for the happy family that once seemed. After being happy, he can firmly believe that his father will come back, his mother will get better, and he can continue to grow up without worry.
The story takes shape because of human obsession.
The mother finally induced his son to have an incest with her. Tony didn't stop him much. He had a more curious look, as if waiting for his mother to teach him how to get physical pleasure. The next sentence: did you come? makes me feel sad. In this dependent mother and child, there is really no lust, incest, but Barbara can't bear the imperfections of her child. She finally succumbed to her heart and wanted to use her body to restore him. Who can tolerate the scene of three people sharing the same bed, and finally laughed to himself, is it really because they find it funny?
Thinking of Tony's monologue at the end of the movie, thinking of his letter, longing for the voice of father's love. In the end it was helpless. He killed his mother, silent scene, without any fierce fighting. He calmly called the police and ordered takeaway. Sitting beside the dead Barbara, waiting for the final destination.
This boy who said that he was the steam produced when hot meets cold, finally gave his mother an ending and a letter to his father.
Tony eventually died of suicide, wrapped his head and neck with a plastic bag, and left the enclosed world.
After all, it is the child's revenge. Achieve an angry performance.
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