That being said, this movie is very interesting
raspberry pi tf card broken
Bought a 2-hand tf in Xianyu
Cary actually has twenty or so cellphone photos and this movie
I deleted the photo after reading it, it was all the sky, flowers, etc.
This movie was copied on the E drive, and it has not been moved.
I opened it during my lunch break today and took a look. First of all, I have to affirm the storytelling skills of this film. The story progression of the three timelines is not bad in terms of rhythm control. But in the end, I still feel that the story is beautiful, but it lacks a three-dimensional sense. The male protagonist was already successful at that time, but he was still tormented by his own heart, still felt guilty, and still brooded about Brett's death. After becoming famous here, I didn't have much ink on how the rift occurred with my wife. There, I suddenly had a relationship with the editor's daughter, and there was no foundation. It just felt a little stiff.
It's really stupid for the male protagonist to call melody to every girl around him, but he's so cute. The male protagonist is considered an extrovert, and he dares to go to the school studio to shout, I can't keep up with this alone. Speaking of which, I think of a man named C in elementary school. Mr. C is the kind of bad boy who skips classes and fights in elementary school, but his grades are not bad, and he is still stable before 5th in the class. This guy did one of the coolest things at the time to take a bath in the river (it's absolutely not allowed in our school to take a bath in the river, it's been very tight) and then got caught, the principal during the flag raising ceremony on the second Monday He was asked to do the review in front of the whole school. After the review, the grandson also confessed to a certain female classmate. It's really too fierce. Relying on this awesome method, Mr. C suddenly became an idol in our school. So it's right to say that art comes from life, and there are similar plots in "Charlotte Trouble".
The beginning of the male lead and female lead in the film is really dreamy, beautiful, and pure as snow. What's even more interesting is that they can be regarded as continuing the frontier, because there is a story about sending Valentine's Day cards before. The picture of I crossed the street under the sun is really warm and healing, it reminds me of "Heartbeat", because apart from "Titanic" and "Brokeback Mountain", I really haven't watched a few American movies. Romance.
Brett is a rather tragic character who commits suicide when he learns that the videotape has been damaged. The courage of his entire life may have come from this videotape, thinking that when he grows up, he will report on his father, save his family, and save himself. And the videotape is gone, the justice he wants is gone, and his beliefs have collapsed. For him, the perverted father, the injured sister who is unable to save, the unreliable classmate who ruined his only hope, maybe this dirty There is nothing in the dirty world that can make him nostalgic. He is undoubtedly sentimental and stubborn. He would rather be broken than broken, this world is too dirty, and his heart can no longer be stained with a little dirt, and he has reached the limit with a translucent soul. Holding a sense of guilt towards his sister, he chose to cut himself off. This story is also the main reason why the male protagonist's "Suburban Tragedy" can move people.
What impresses me most about this film is not the emotional scenes of the male and female protagonists, although they are indeed beautiful. What impresses me more is the emotional scene between the male protagonist and his father. The male protagonist's father didn't explain what kind of disease it was (perhaps he explained that I didn't see it?), he seemed to be incapable of speaking and taking a disability pension. At the beginning of the film, the male protagonist picked up the children's cartoons thrown away by his mother from the trash can, and then gave him this somewhat dull father, and kissed his head. In the film, the father seems to just hug the male protagonist's mother when the male protagonist's mother beats him and say, "Velouria, let him go." And when he was outside the house with the male protagonist, the male protagonist called him, and he responded. Just one sound. Although he didn't say anything about his relationship with the male protagonist from beginning to end, the way he looked at the male protagonist has always been so gentle, which is better than thousands of words. When the main man left, he was also the first to support him. What a silent father, what a great father.
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