The new addition to Nick Frost and Edgar Wright's lovable trilogy didn't disappoint. Funny as always, all kinds of tributes, all kinds of teasing, the ending still makes people have room to think about something, not Superman Now you see me Those popcorn are boring after eating, just like British food, only sweet and more Sweet, let me think back I can only look blank. I read an interview with Simon in the newspaper today, and found that Ya graduated from the Department of Acting at the University of Bristol; director and screenwriter Edgar wrote the script based on the small town of Wells, where he grew up, only a few kilometers away from Bristol-- I mean, this movie isn't that far from my life, and I even saw a bus going to Wells right out of the movie theater, and a bunch of Wells students were driving the bus home for the weekend. School is about to end, and it is a very luxurious thing to talk about youth when you are about to find a job. I've never ridden a girl on a bicycle, because I grew up in a small town that lasted 15 minutes in school, so I didn't need to ride a bicycle at all, and I never learned to ride a bicycle; I didn't drink for anyone on the roof late at night. Drunk, I didn't get up at 5 o'clock to send flowers to anyone, because as Fa Xiao said last night, we people can't be hypocritical; I've never been in a band and smoked marijuana, whether it's rhythm or rhythm, never I didn't want to express myself with music in the past; I wanted to chase the girl I liked, but I was too arrogant and unwilling to be hypocritical, and I was addicted to inferiority complex, and I didn't know how to ride a bicycle. Thinking about it, what did I do in my youth? I watched a few movies and books in my spare time, drank a few bottles of wine, listened to a few rock songs, and shouted that I want to be free. The same fireworks. But the things in life are too fucked up. Standing at the 25-year-old mark and looking back at the past few years, I still haven't passed the college entrance examination. I acquiesced to my parents to walk through the back door, and I did cheat sheets in the exam. I did the same things I hated. Look at me, who hates formal clothes, so I don't have to clumsily spend an hour or two ironing my wrinkled shirts, obediently walking through the lattices and asking Would you like a cup of tea. I try not to imagine it, but nine times out of ten, when I am 40 years old, I will go to work in a suit and leather shoes, look like a dog, and smile hypocritically at my colleagues. this is too scary. Yes, my own life has only just begun and has begun to become what I hate. So lawyers, car sales, real estate agents, whatever. Yes, this movie is not at all far from my life. However, there is always a but. I humbly hope that when I am forty years old, I can be a little different from everyone else, not too much, just a little different, I hope I can still be a little ideal, a little bad, not subservient to authority, still in the When the old man fell, he helped him, and he could go to Vox to watch the scene. Like this movie, like this trilogy, where Simon and Nick are in the minority: We humen beings are fucking uncivilized, but we are damn proud of it! We are human and we are free! I It is estimated that many people will be puzzled by the ending after watching this movie. I personally speculate that the idea of the screenwriter is that Gary King should be in the minority and hang the Out of Order brand on his chest all his life, smiles like teen spirit, Even if it is a real placebo. Maybe when I was 40 years old, I would make a nine-to-five, house, car, wife and children to smooth my edges and corners. At that time, when I looked back at this thing, I would feel naive, but I hope I Get a pint of grief before feeling childish. Ignore me, I'm just standing at the 25-year-old mark and a little lost. I guess many people will be puzzled by the ending after watching this movie. My personal guess is that the writer's idea is that Gary King should be in the minority and hang the Out of Order brand on his chest all his life, smiles like teen spirit , Even if it is a real placebo in real life. Maybe at the age of forty, I will make a nine-to-five, house, car, wife and children will smooth my edges and corners. At that time, when I looked back at this thing, I would feel naive, but I hope I Get a pint of grief before feeling childish. Ignore me, I'm just standing at the 25-year-old mark and a little lost. I guess many people will be puzzled by the ending after watching this movie. My personal guess is that the writer's idea is that Gary King should be in the minority and hang the Out of Order brand on his chest all his life, smiles like teen spirit , Even if it is a real placebo in real life. Maybe at the age of forty, I will make a nine-to-five, house, car, wife and children will smooth my edges and corners. At that time, when I looked back at this thing, I would feel naive, but I hope I Get a pint of grief before feeling childish. Ignore me, I'm just standing at the 25-year-old mark and a little lost.
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