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broken flowers
Kenny 2022-03-21 09:01:59
It is also a type of American road movie. Compared with the delicate exploration of Wim Wenders, the red-orange warm picture, Jim Jarmusch is always cool, monotonous, and different. It is not easy to hold an independent spirit in the film environment of the United States to this day. Broken flowers, with a clear ending (frustrated middle-aged man being played with a joke letter), allows the audience to patiently see the ending amidst bursts of laughter and tingling pain. With a final sigh, youth passed away at the speed of sound 20 years ago, leaving only a black hole of endless loneliness.
Reprinted with the author JEUCE, http://jeuceh.spaces.live.com/
Reprinted with the author JEUCE, http://jeuceh.spaces.live.com/
Extended Reading
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Don Johnston: I think your father's real name is Sam Spade.
Winston and Mona's Kid: My father isn't Sam Spade.
Don Johnston: No? Think he's Sherlock Holmes?
Winston and Mona's Kid: No!
Don Johnston: I know he's one of those famous detectives. Mike Hammer!
Winston and Mona's Kid: No! Not Mike Hammer!
Don Johnston: Oh, I know, he's that Dolomite guy. Right?
Winston and Mona's Kid: No. Not Dolomite
Don Johnston: No?... Keep your eyes open, he may be Dolomite.
Winston and Mona's Kid: Nooooooo.
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Winston: You are the Don Juan.