leave Las Vegas

Beth 2022-04-19 08:01:03

There is only one theme permeating the film from beginning to end, and that is despair, confusion, depression, and helplessness. After watching it, it is also a kind of loneliness.
An alcoholic and a prostitute. He had had women he had loved who had left him with their children. She had a man she loved and let her make money by having sex with others every day. A man who plans to slowly destroy himself with alcohol, a woman who doesn't know what kind of feelings he sticks to, met in Las Vegas. Two desperate hearts are desperately warming each other on the way to death. They made no promises, and he offered her black earrings for her impending death, and she gave him a silver jug ​​of death wine and an orange shirt. The great despair sent out the buds of desperate love, he continued to drink and begged for death, she continued to go out for night tours, tacit understanding, just the comfort of no direction in the dark. In his last dying morning light, she wept for him and he left with contented despair, forever.

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  • Kayley 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    Recently, I can't get my spirits up for romance movies. Even this is known as the classic "Leaving Las Vegas". Although Nicholas has become a box office poison now, his wonderful performance in this film has made him an Oscar winner. The story is full of despair, the despair of two people. The director made too many scenes "psychedelic" and "backlighted" and could not express the despair thoroughly. The soundtrack was good, but it was too full. Good movie but not for me.

  • Francisca 2022-04-22 07:01:29

    At the same time, the end of the world has been reduced to cherish each other, and there is not much time to cherish each other

Leaving Las Vegas quotes

  • Sera: You go back to your hotel and I'll go back to my glamorous life of being alone. The only thing I have to come home to is a bottle of mouthwash to get the taste of cum out of my mouth. I'm tired of being alone. That's what I'm tired of.

  • Ben Sanderson: I need my drinky.