Torey 2022-01-22 08:04:17
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Tamara 2022-03-15 09:01:10
The little freshness of middle-aged people, Hoffman’s directorial debut, about love and marriage, the film uses an imaginative concept. We can imagine the future as much as we can, but reality is not necessarily the case, just like the well-planned dinner party will change. It's a mess, and the marriage in reality is far from the imagination. Adapted from the play of the same name, this is not a successful transplant. The story is too deliberate and lacks emotional authenticity.
Meta 2022-04-21 09:03:23
PHILIP's maiden director is so artistic and obscure.
Jack: This always happens.
Clyde: What?
Jack: Whenever there's anything good, it fucks up.
Clyde: It fucked up, but it fucked up because *we* forgot.
Jack: No, you fucked it up because you made a fucking toast!
Clyde: Because I love you. We all love you. We forgot the food because you were being loved. That's the important thing to remember.
[first lines]
Clyde: Have you thought about it? I think you should.
Jack: What does she do there?
Clyde: She's the assistant to the embalmer.
Jack: Oh no.
Clyde: Something with the fluids.
Jack: No. Ugh.
Clyde: No, man. Lucy's training her to sell seminars with Dr. Bob. She calls the funeral directors - phone sales.
Jack: Cool. What's her name?
Clyde: Connie. So I'll tell Lucy it's on.
