To make a biographical film of a writer, the plot can only be constructed by clumsy dramatization. The writing process is very boring and it is not suitable to follow the shots. Kevin Spacey used the tone of a house of cards to show the voice over the story he warned the students in the movie, and crushed the others into the sun.
The irony is that the first time I saw a movie poster was in an IFC cinema where you can drink champagne cocktails and watch movies (not Coke popcorn). The waiters are in suits and leather shoes. They speak fluent English. Those who watch the movies are all well-dressed and wealthy. High yield.
JD hates Xing the most, but after his death, he was filmed in a feature film for Pansy’s graduates to entertain. Isn't this the biggest irony?
As a loyal reader of The Catcher in the Rye, this movie itself is a provocation.
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