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Young is good
Darron 2022-02-21 08:01:42
Profound means more pain and less likable. In our age, profundity is a disgusting thing. What is really likable is to pretend to be profound, that is, things and speeches that "look very profound" ——This opening sentence can probably summarize the movie. The seemingly witty talk, coupled with the irony that the West has always used, and a touch of vanilla-flavored warmth, all the essence is here. Young people are always accustomed to raising eyebrows in life, while old people are insensitive and accustomed to sneer. What else can we do? In any case, even if we succeed, we still cannot change that we are all vulgar.
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Russ 2022-02-21 08:01:42
Love doesn't seem to be that complicated, but it's not simple. But love is always the best, let all relationships stay in the best moments, just like the faint wind on the beach in the play, the hero and heroine finally meet frankly.
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Stefan 2022-02-21 08:01:42
Pythonmania Automobile Master 2009-09-02: totally allenish, the neurotic larry is based on the Wu Ye template and I watched it on TV. I just listened to the soundtrack and dialogue and thought it was Woody Allen that I had missed before.
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Charlie Black: That's interesting, because actually there's very little social snobbery in the United States. I mean, it's considered unacceptable. There's... there's almost a national taboo against it. It's looked down upon.
Cynthia McLean: That's good, isn't it?
Charlie Black: Well, I'm not talking about what's good or bad. I'm just making an observation of fact.
Sally Fowler: Well, I think it IS good. I can't stand snobbery or snobbish attitudes of any kind.
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Cynthia McLean: Is our language so impoverished that we have to use acronyms of French phrases to make ourselves understood?
Charlie Black: Yes.