The popular family growth story outlines sweet but not greasy drama

Kiarra 2022-03-11 08:01:29

"Baby Boy" is a popular family growth story. With the cooperation of Li Bifu and Harrell, there are pleasant and charming sentences. Even if the proportion of the plot to reality should be doubted, the choice of plot and symbols in the film subtly highlights the pure color of American independent films and outlines a sweet but not greasy drama. Li Bifu not only played the role of the father who loves and hates in person, but also wrote about his state of mind in layers. Isn't it reconciliation? But what is really interesting is that when the film throws out the proposition that "when you want to forget the pain of memory in your life, it becomes an invisible part of your life", it completely reflects Li Bifu's shame and pain ──The trajectory of growth forced me to be the one I hated the most. Therefore, this film is not limited to the framework of the memories of Hollywood superstars. Instead, it has room for reflection on family education. The love and hatred between father and son can be heard, understood, reconciled and interpreted. As for rational diagnosis and treatment, does it become torture or deprivation for patients with emotional disorders? It is also a major complaint and question of the film. I can understand the moral requirements of the public for idols, just as I understand the expectations of movie fans for movies. "Baby Boy" is naturally not an unprecedented work of the year, and it is relatively cliché, but when the film has the ability to blur the boundary between reality and virtuality, can it also lead to the possibility of listening? Xiah Li Bifu left behind scandals and special effects, and came to you with a story full of humanity. The myth of the superstar dissipated immediately, leaving only the dilapidated scene of the years. After this, would you like to give him a chance? Understanding the importance of standing before judgment is the argument that this film happened to leave behind, especially in the Internet generation where communication is gradually failing and negative labels are posted casually. More layers of flavor inside and out.

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Extended Reading
  • Guadalupe 2022-03-26 09:01:14

    Haller's debut novel, The Confessions of Shia LaBeouf. The blurred, colorful audio-visual, constantly peeling off and analyzing itself in the sound of clockwork, using the father-son relationship as the main line to intersperse back and forth between pre-adolescence and frustration, to achieve a state of reconciliation, but in the end it is just looking back through the door. All the women here play the role of relieving and comforting. The little branch girls and therapists opposite the door, on the other hand, men are more vulnerable when they are hurt or hurt by self-contradiction. I don’t know if it is related to the female director. The autobiography, however, focuses more on the father, and can understand the influence of the family of origin. It may be more convincing if it is shown in Shia LaBeouf's personal experience. Even if it is my debut novel, it can make me think about myself between the images, like gears intertwined, slowly turning to the process of mutual hurt and grinding in the intimate relationship, until the spark dies.

  • Kennedy 2022-03-25 09:01:22

    Come on baby boy Lucas, @Sufjan.

Honey Boy quotes

  • James Lort: Found a program in jail. Found God in the program. Found page 429. It says:Those actions that once made you feel completely ashamed and totally discouraged will allow you to share with other people how to be a useful human being.

  • James Lort: Love sells diapers, pal.

    Otis (12): She holds my hand. You slap me in the face.

    James Lort: Well, I'm your father. You can't buy that shit.

    Otis (12): Yes, you can. I do.