I almost finished watching the movie in disgust.
Long shots are boring, and it doesn't feel as bright as "Juno" at all.
In "Juno", one month old has developed nails, so the little girl gave up the killing game and chose to give birth to her. Exaggerated Western society.
Is it because there are two different social systems that lead to two different outcomes?
The shamelessness of the doctor made me grit my teeth, but there was nothing I could do.
The concealment of the bathroom faucet that appears twice in the film covers up some sounds and the complex psychology of the protagonist.
Is it possible to make physical sacrifices for a friend? I find it very difficult. I'm also very fortunate that I didn't encounter such a difficult situation. The film is an understatement. Only the pregnant girl smokes outside the door, and another girl runs naked into the bathtub to wash her body.
However, a quarrel between a girl and her boyfriend at home made me feel very familiar. Do all people in love have this "you don't understand me" debate? Boys are very weak in the film, and can only weakly say "I love you".
One of the things that long lenses do is to feel real. So much so that when the film is over, they have to worry that there is a child hidden in their hearts, when will they crawl out and interpret it into a ghost story?
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