I watched "Half Nelson" in two installments. The first time I saw it was about halfway through, I decided to stop. I liked it. I watched the famous "Paris, I Love You" a few days ago. It seems that this city can afford such glory. It is ridiculous and contrived to assume that all the stories in it take place in Beijing or Shanghai. In fact, everyone is keen to like things they are not familiar with.
Ryan Gosling is the man I like. There will be inadvertently short and meaningful smiles, slightly cunning, so full of temptation. His depression and the abnormal torture that may erupt at any time During my entire viewing process, it seemed that with his swaying body, the tiny nerves in my upper limbs twitched in the same rhythm.
As he said, l'm still an asshole.
You're not an asshole. You're just a big baby.
He said, l'm a big asshole baby.
Silent Drey. A 13-year-old black girl with pigtails tied together, her face is always calm and lonely, with invisible sadness , is actually a strong person in life, with her rap, riding a blue bicycle, hiding a fragmented life. There are also innocent emotions that cannot be concealed, always eating a lollipop of different flavors, showing a beautiful smile.
Three shots.
Dan takes the heroin from Drey's face with a loss of senseless sadness. The chaotic scene and music in the little girl's eyes, or the reality that Dan can't bear?
Drey turned his face halfway, and there was a A big tear.
The newly shaved Dan and Drey are sitting in the refreshed room, Dan trying to tell a joke and the smiles of the two.
I don't know if this ending is too naive, just reassuring. After half nelson Everyone turned the corner.
I seem to prefer such independent movies. Maybe it's just because I'm a too healthy person, rejecting all negative factors against the possibility of infringing on my health and will, and trying my best to make hot dogs go hand in hand with people who conform to my aesthetics towards happiness That's why I pay sympathy to those sick, pale and painful individuals who have nowhere to vent. Or in fact, what I fear in my heart is some unrealistic consciousness that cannot be faced, and these consciousness determine such abnormal individuals Maybe looking at the world we can't see.
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