In fact, it is a very calm and calm story. Logan Lerman's face was slightly convulsed and uneasy, standing silently in the corner, watching the light pass over the happy faces of the pairs of others.
Emma Watson is so beautiful that people want to rely on. When the truck passed through the tunnel, when she opened her arms in the wind, perhaps you would think of the Titanic scene, but at this moment she is just a child who embraces the world without being embraced. Among a group of confusing teenagers who all seemed so fragile, she always seemed to be perfectly relieved. It wasn't until the final showdown with Charlie that she felt that she needed much pretense for being strong.
Patrick, as interpreted by Ezra, always wears a big smile. There are so many grievances and hard support, even at the end of the film, he is the one who has no ending.
The haze of childhood. The undercurrent of the family. The loneliness without friends. Questioning love. Be puzzled by oneself. Curiosity and fear of the world. Always choose the wrong person. Don't know how to say goodbye.
There are so many good things in the age without SNS. Books, cassettes, records, typewriters, face-to-face confrontation, smiles, hugs, collisions and kisses.
The last audience asked the director, in your world, how did Charlie end up in the end.
The director said that Charlie is standing here now, watching her novel turn into a movie, and married a beautiful wife from Jersey. The child is now only seven months old. Charlie is doing well. The audience applauded and exited.
Fortunately, the injuries and mistakes made during adolescence, the others who have loved and hated, and myself, will scab and shed their skin when they grow up.
Eventually the house is torn down and you see more sun in the bigger world. It's just that the wallflowers that grew backlit and withered in the ruins are actually cruel and sad.
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