Oscar and Lucinda were definitely a pair of non-mainstream young people in Australia in the 19th century. Since childhood, Oscar risked his father’s disobedience and converted to the Church of England, which was expelled by the people. When he grew up, as a pastor, he was brought into the gambling circle by his friends. A glass church, and sent over by water; angrily and impulsively hacked to death the head of the guard. Lucinda didn’t like to study since she was a child. To put it bluntly, she was a wild girl in the countryside; she grew up and inherited an inheritance accidentally, but when she had the power to change her destiny, she didn’t want to live a lady’s life, so she wanted to invest in a glass factory; she fell in love with her loneliness. gamble.
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Oscar and Lucinda are very similar to Sid and Nancy (only referring to the spiritual aspect), both of which are recognized representatives of deviant in their respective worlds. Fortunately, they all met each other and found each other. I believe they will never feel lonely again. They are each other's soulmates.
Young people love all anti-traditional, upstream, non-mainstream things or ideas. But most of the time, we hide these rebellions in our hearts, because we are afraid of others to laugh at, ridicule, belittle, and denounce. What we often do is to say something that is insincere and safe. Although we have won a lot of money, we still ask ourselves, do you want to slap yourself twice? How many times do you have to express your true heartfelt thoughts, but still kill those thoughts in your stomach alive?
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can be seen that the film is too religious. Unfortunately, I didn't see too many metaphors. But I think this is a story of loss and discovery. Undoubtedly, Oscar was a martyr, much like Gatsby in Fitzgerald's works.
Here is Oscar, lost and found.
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watching the film, I can’t help but feel new to Oasis’ "Falling Down".
I tried to talk with God to no avail
Calling my name from out of nowhere
I said "If you don't save me, please don't waste my time"
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Unusual life, unusual wonderful life.
Seriously, cherish life and stay away from gambling.
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