Why not be confused, why the midlife crisis?

Michel 2022-09-08 10:59:49

Perhaps the most painful thing as a man is the middle-age crisis, career regression, marriage frustration, family trivial matters, and ambushes on all sides. The most terrifying thing is that he has already lost his aggressive ambition, living in a muddle-headed life without knowing it.
The male protagonist is an ordinary middle-aged crisis man among tens of millions of uncles. He even wants to sell his house for his so-called career. The career is not as smooth as the Zach in "Social Network", conforms to the trend, and the male protagonist has no personality. In "breaking dad", Mr. White's legendary experience and determination to fight back, and this decadent uncle around him still has to live on. Otherwise Zhang Ailing said: Be famous as early as possible. . . . . . . .
At the end of the film, several people in the family live in harmony, but everything has not been changed. The male protagonist still has to pay his father, and even took out his favorite collection of Lennon’s autographs, (if it’s me , I may not be willing to sell my beloved things), still have to sell the house to plug the hole in the career, women are still worried about the theft of $1w in the shop, the adolescent eldest daughter is still obsessed with LOST, still likes and The ugly-looking little boys are mixed together. The little girl still wants to attract the attention of others. Of course, only the attention of the older sister is attracted, and the older sister is the only good friend of the younger sister.
But life has taken a turn for the worse, developing for the better, why? To put it bluntly, a middle-age crisis is an emotional crisis. If your emotions go up, the crisis will go down. Since you can't change society and things, then change yourself. Being poor and happy is also happy! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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  • Pete: Snitches end up in ditches!

  • Graham Parker: Got a bit of a problem. Touch of gout.

    Pete: Gout?

    Graham Parker: Yeah, my whole family, they all had gout.

    Pete: Jesus.

    Ronnie: That's very unfortunate.

    Graham Parker: My auntie Queenie, she had a foot like the size of a small pig. I've got a photo of it.

    Ronnie: I'd love to see that photo of that gout foot.

    Graham Parker: A couple of bunions as well.

    Ronnie: Fuck.