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imperfect life
Angie 2022-12-06 00:01:47
There are so many reviews of this film and so many compliments that I don't really need to join the chorus, but when you see something really beautiful, how can you stop complimenting? I know that this is a play, this is not life, and what the people in the play need to face is a borderline, seemingly sinister, but actually thrilling, exciting life, but the point is the person who makes up the story! He believes these things can reasonably happen to weave it out, and that's confidence. Faith is invisible but still believing, and this is exactly what we need to confirm again and again through art works: art works are like a magnetic field, in which we can communicate with each other, the medium is electricity, film or digital, we can confirm people's pursuit even if It's still meaningful to be as hard as Sisyphus and in vain. Even if people are wanderers, toilers, and clumsy pursuers, people's lives can still be manually added by themselves! Thanks Billy!
Extended Reading
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Daphne: [after meeting the all-girl band they'll be traveling with] How about that talent, huh? It's like falling into a tub of butter.
Joe: Watch it, Daphne!
Daphne: When I was a kid, Joe, I used to have a dream. I was locked up overnight in a pastry shop, and there was goodies all around. There was jelly rolls, and mocha eclairs, and sponge cake and Boston cream pie...
Joe: Look, Stoop...
Daphne: And cherry tart...
Joe: Stoop, listen to me! No butter, no pastry. We're on a diet!
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Sugar: I come from this musical family. My mother is a piano teacher and my father was a conductor.
Joe: Where did he conduct?
Sugar: On the Baltimore and Ohio.