November 23, 2010
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"We are Born to be Alone"
Giovani 2022-03-20 09:01:02
In the first few minutes of watching this movie, I always thought that the guy who played against Tom Cruise in the movie would be the guy who said, "Please get out of the way, I want to watch TV" (to the effect), but I didn’t expect that at the end It's the big brother played by Hoffman. Hoffman played so well, completely overshadowing Cruise's mediocre acting skills. When he and Hoffman drove together on the highways of the western United States, the magnificent sunset and the red clouds on the horizon really made people's minds clear. Autism is also called autism, and patients will live in their own world and cannot extricate themselves. When Hoffman touched Cruise at the end of the movie, the tears in my eyes began to accumulate. The ending of the movie is very good. There is no cliché to let Cruise finally live happily with Hoffman. Instead, he chooses "distance produces beauty". In the film, Cruise’s girlfriend is very beautiful, and the Buick is really handsome. I don’t know if the Buick’s logo was changed or the domestic Buicks are all knockoffs. The bullet logo itself is already very good. Pull the wind!
November 23, 2010
November 23, 2010
Extended Reading
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Keegan 2022-04-23 07:01:01
For some reason, there were a lot of films about disadvantaged people in those days. But now there is rare humanistic concern, which makes people miss the golden age when good films emerged one after another.
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Duane 2022-03-23 09:01:02
ouais, c'est un film assez bon pour les connards qui veulent justement les monnaies
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Charlie: What was it we cleared, eight-six thousand and change?
Raymond: Eighty-six thousand, five hundred...
Charlie: So, eighty thousand to pay the cars off. What did I say I had to pay to get the Rolex out of hock?
Raymond: Thirty-five hundred dollars.
Charlie: Thirty-five hundred. Don't have to pay for the rooms, they're comped. I'm free and clear, I'm going to go take a celebration piss. Don't go anywhere. While I'm gone, the sign says, "Don't walk."
Raymond: Don't walk.
Charlie: Don't walk.
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Charlie: [on telephone] Yeah, room service, Suite 21. I'd like to order a large pizza.
Charlie: [to Susanna] Pepperoni, right?
Susanna: No, I don't want pepperoni.
Charlie: [on telephone] That's right. A large pepperoni. How long's that going to take? Bring some beer up for two, and orange soda. Tapioca pudding, you got tapioca pudding? Well just bring the closest thing. All right, great.