Strange people are hard to move

Berneice 2022-03-22 09:01:05

Comrade Roger Ebert disliked this film (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button). In his film review, he spent most of the space questioning the feasibility of setting the age and appearance of the protagonist. According to Comrade Albert, there is no love between the life of "rejuvenation" and "regular old age", because their opposite "growth" directions cannot witness each other's "life". The words of cows are always unpredictable, which makes me who have been confused about life more and more confused, and almost turned into a paste. Fortunately, the wise red sleeves instilled in my spirit in time: the different manifestations of age in appearance changes, and the testimony of each other's life course, the two are not contradictory, and they can completely coexist. That is to say, whether you are going to be old or young, as long as you have memories of being together, you can create intersections, and then you can burst into sparks. It is not an incredible event to have a storm. They all said it was a "curious case", and they used ordinary logic to smash them. Comrade Albert is so cute.

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Extended Reading
  • Jacques 2021-10-20 18:59:13

    When he became a child, he began to be puzzled, "I seem to have gone through a whole life." His old age, love, and old age, at a certain moment, he can only let go and obediently go to death.

  • Jerad 2022-04-24 07:01:01

    We always have to lose the people we love or how do we know how important they are to us

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button quotes

  • Benjamin Button: What if I told you that instead of gettin' older, I was gettin' younger than everybody else?

  • Mr. Daws: Did I ever tell you I was struck by lightning seven times? Once when I was in the field, just tending to my cows:

    [brief footage of a man getting struck by lightning]