When you grow up, your heart dies. Who cares? I care.

Madalyn 2022-03-16 09:01:02

This damn it is called a youth movie. Youth is not just an abortion and a love triangle, nor is it just a crush on a game in the college entrance examination. What a youth movie should really talk about is the problems faced by a generation of young people. Which teenager is not confused, which girl is not hesitating. The film talked about the situation of American youth that I have been curious about, such as the discrimination against nerds, the high status of athletes, and the parent-child relationship of Americans. And it is estimated that many situations have not changed substantially now. Advocating individuality is worth learning, but this cultural orientation will inevitably lead to various problems in another version of the film, and we need to pay special attention these years. People always have to discriminate against something in order to live, but young people are less likely to hide their discrimination. In the opposite of authority, in rock and marijuana, young people grumble and spring up. Coupled with the nerd's questions about whether they will retain their friendship at the beginning of school, and the janitor's response to the teacher's complaints about the youth, these scenes. All of them make me admire the director's five bodies. It's a good director to be able to take small shots to make big shots, from shallow to deep, and new to common ones.

Chase 2022-01-25 08:01:51

3.5. The movie is limited to one day, and the strong atmosphere of the 1980s reverberates in the "Library of Confinement", the day of the uprising of the Breakfast Club (the League of Remaining Students). Finally, I boldly used a scene (sitting and talking) to dissolve the knots between a few teenagers (communication failure with family and school and self-enclosure), which was a bit clumsy, and the dialogue was full of bright spots. The ending is a bit cute.