some unclear points

Chaz 2022-01-25 08:07:12

1. Why do you want to design a plot where the hero's father dies? Is it unnecessary?

2. At the beginning of the film, the male protagonist told his father that he was with a girl and what to do to get her pregnant, is it unnecessary? And if you want to state this plot, how to deal with the girl and the mother and son is also a troublesome problem. It is not clear what to do, but it is necessary to mention such a character, which I don't understand.

3. The heroine is not necessary. Speaking of the heroine, that's the thing that bothers me the most about this movie. First of all, not to mention ugly, (do Americans only think that having a good figure and blonde hair is a beauty?) Second, she has no need for the plot. The purpose of setting such a character is to let her coquettishly seduce the male protagonist and add emotion to the movie play? I ask the director to cast a better role next time. There are some people with good faces and good bodies.

Okay am I serious? ╮(╯_╰)╭

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Disturbia quotes

  • Mr. Turner: [His last lines to Kale] You made me do this.

  • Kale: [Ashley and Kale are kissing] Remember the other night, when we talked about my issues?

    Ashley: You said you didn't have any issues.

    Kale: Oh, did I?

    Ashley: Mm-hmm.

    Kale: That was complete bullshit. I have a million issues.

    Ashley: [Kale is kissing Ashley on top of her while she is laying on his bed] For a guy who killed his teacher?

    Kale: I didn't kill my teacher.