He has an obsessive heart

Ludwig 2022-03-29 08:01:02

I want to see half of it, but I still can't understand the intention of the film. It is only near the end that I realize the charm of the film...
When Douglas almost reached the peak of his life, the hospital checked out that there was something wrong with his heart, and his fragile heart began to lose. The direction, originally had a happy family, and has become a grandfather, but this mentality that seems to be fighting against fate makes him go astray step by step, gradually degenerate, searching for flowers and willows all day long, as if to use this method to catch him At the end of his life, he also wanted to go back to the peak moment outside, fantasizing that he was forever young.
Then, one unfortunate event followed one after another with his depraved life, his wife left him, his close friends avoided him one by one, and even his precious daughter and grandson had to keep their distance from him , what is the culprit in all this?
Until one day, he was severely lectured by a person. When he was weak and lying on the hospital bed, the memories of the past made him gradually sober, and his family gradually learned why he had such a big change. In the final analysis It was a heart examination many years ago that exposed his fragile heart and his wrong attitude towards fate. He should never choose to walk the road of the rest of his degenerate life...
On the campus bench where he and his wife once dated , the two had the finishing touch of the film, and uncovered the knot in his heart that he made himself. Under the comfort of his beloved wife, he summoned the courage to choose a new life, and he will no longer be alone...

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  • Emmitt 2022-03-29 09:01:10

    What a good subject, but unfortunately it got boring in the middle && I think Michael Douglas is an American Sun Honglei.

  • Halie 2022-04-02 09:01:16

    I don't know the so-called moaning

Solitary Man quotes

  • Jimmy Merino: When my father gave me this place years ago, I used to dream about these girls. Every night, dreams, all kinds of dreams about 'em. But then I'd see them coming back after graduation. They'd come to homecomings, ballgames. They'd sit at the same tables, eat the same food. And I'd look at them and I noticed, they don't stay like this. None of 'em. They put on years and pounds and wrinkles. And I got one like that at home. So. And we can talk to each other. I know her and I'll always know her.

  • Ben Kalmen: You got your little jokes, you know, the Spanish thing, interests are the same, and the studying. But, um, are you getting it, you know, where it counts?

    Maureen: Oh, Ben. Cheston thinks you care about him.

    Ben Kalmen: This has nothing to do with him. He's never gonna know about this. Never.

    Maureen: Aren't you a little old for all this?

    Ben Kalmen: You're still standing here, aren't you?

    Maureen: Yeah, 'cause I'm contemplating throwing this drink in your face. But I'm not going to, because I don't want Cheston to know what you just tried. So you can just walk away. Please.

    Ben Kalmen: Nothing personal.

    Maureen: Hey. That is it, actually. Since you asked, that's what I get from him. Something personal. Besides getting it done where it counts, which he does. Cheston and I reach each other. He's tender and sweet and smart and funny and a million things that you aren't.

    Ben Kalmen: I was once, honey. It doesn't last.