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Kennedy 2022-12-04 21:01:12

After watching this movie, the storyline is ok. Because the male protagonist was abused by his father when he was a teenager, he hated his father and became depraved by drug addiction. He made a living by writing. In his works, he wrote his father to death many times. At a book launch, his father popped up and exposed him for making money by cheating sympathy. As a result, his career fell to a low point, and he began to do a series of crazy actions such as drug racing and racing. At the end of the film, he saw his father's videotape. His father said that he had beaten him twice that year, and finally he had no energy to let him go. The male protagonist came to his senses, reconciled with his father, and resolved conflicts with his friends. Finally, inspiration came and he wrote a very good book. We always choose to remember information that is beneficial to us. In general, I always feel that my memory is correct. This is human nature, but we need to learn to think differently, to look at things with an objective mentality, and not to blindly think that we are the only victims, that is just an excuse to escape reality.

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    Stephen Elliott: You remember when you taught me to drive? I was 14. You let me drive out to Warren park in a '69 mustang. I loved that car. You used to take me out, let me drive. I remember feelin' so happy and free, full of hope and potential.

    Neil Elliott: I don't know why you always told people I taught you to drive in the mustang. It was a red 1968 Oldsmobile Delmont convertible, in Warren park in the parkin' lot. You were belligerent, and you were a terrible driver. So we only did it once.

    Stephen Elliott: Wanna go for a drive? I don't wanna see you for an hour.

    Neil Elliott: Nah, we'd just argue.

    Stephen Elliott: Fine. Then we'll just go. We'll agree not to talk. It doesn't matter. None of it matters.

    Neil Elliott: All right. You gotta help me up here. Help your old dad get up...