What memories and resonances did "Miss Bird" evoke from your growing up?

Aron 2022-03-21 09:01:39

I watched Trailer several times in the cinema, but I couldn't remember who played this familiar heroine, plus I've always been interested in movies about growing up, so I dragged my friends to watch it. Although some details resonated with me very much, but the whole process was relatively dull. Instead, my friend who was dragged by me cried during the play against lady bird and mother, and her tears were always very low.

Lady Bird doesn't like her name, she doesn't like her city, she tries to get rid of the Sacramento label, she tries to escape the familiar and boring place here. I want to fit in and make cooler friends, but friends are still suitable for me, which is good. In the end, after twisting the waist, after the feasting life, I will still miss the distant home, the bridge that I drove by, and the alley that I walked through. Arguing with his parents, trying to prove that he has grown up to be independent, but he is actually just a naive little kid. When lady bird questioned her mother with her notebook, "how much money did you spend raising me, and I will pay you back the money", I seemed to see myself. Of course, I had absolutely no courage and would not do such a thing to my mother.

Thinking of me in my second year of high school, do you think the whole world is against me? Of course, it's not so exaggerated. I was just tired of the city where I was born and raised, and I felt that my body was filled with the smell of oil smoke from my hometown, although there was no smog at that time.

Later, I finally left. I walked further and further away. It was almost so many years that I never came back, but I began to miss the cloudy, sunny, and rainy days of that city. I suddenly felt that the disputes with my parents in the past were really childish and ridiculous.

What made my life so lame wasn't life itself but myself.

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Lady Bird quotes

  • Larry McPherson: Hey, I'm like Keith Richards. I'm just happy to be anywhere.

  • Diana Greenway: I heard that before he became a priest, he was married, and had a son named Etienne, who died at 17 of a drug overdose, which maybe was a suicide. But my mom says same difference, if you're that careless with your life.