The mouth of paradise puberty triangle

Terrill 2022-03-22 09:01:47

Sex is intuitive, the film does not pretend to be a Taoist priest, but looks fresh and natural. The childish words, panicked actions, and the enduring promises belong to the passion and indulgence unique to teenagers.

Sex is the daily condiment of the two playboys in the film, until their girlfriends leave, they are stagnant, the days are very boring during the boring summer vacation, the competition in the swimming pool is the vent of excess energy, and the self-blame of youth is always shameful. They are hungry and thirsty, they have attracted the attention of their cousins, and their desires are inflated. They cannot care about sexual morality. Ethics imprison human nature, but they cannot restrain the growth of sexual desire.

They are ignorant and ignorant of taboos. In fact, they are the ones who are seduced. They are defeated under the skirt of mature women. , their years-long friendship also fell apart in a secret battle, fading as much as their premature ejaculation problem.

The price of growing up is sometimes painful, so I suddenly discovered the maturity of myself and others. In the film, more than two children have passed each other's girlfriend and mother's secrets, maintaining false friendship and absurd youth. Once exposed, it will end bleak. .

The story of the cousin's sister-in-law and the cousin, together with the various growth experiences and family backgrounds of the characters in the play explained by the voice-over, constitute a barren emotional world. The cousin-in-law burst into tears after learning that her cousin had gone to bed with another woman, only to realize at the end that she was crying because of the loss of life.

In the form of a road film, the director quietly recorded the livelihood of the people along the way, the poor residents and fishermen by the road, the policemen with guns and the enthusiastic demonstration team. These real survival scenes were ignored by the two sons.

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  • Joey 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    I talked to Sai Sauer about the Mexican-American Diego Luna (my definition) before, and I was thinking that I had never seen this before, so how did I know him for many years, the senior said that you can see this and cover him Garcia (Er Mei) has read it over and over, and honestly don't deceive me. Recently, he made up the modern history of Mexico. All the surnames in it are historical figures. The sons of the powerful and powerful who have almost no native Indian blood have an Aztec name (the surname is the founding president) because his father wants to show his nationality. Born from a commoner but surnamed Zapata, did the cattle explode the descendants of farmers who entered the city in the south? They met for a short time under the arrangement of the original suzerain (cousin-in-law surnamed the Spanish Conqueror), but in the end, the two worlds could no longer look directly at each other, but it was set to break the historic one-party dictatorship. Before the election, did I think too much about political metaphors under the youth drama? P.S. Alfonso Cuaron's official photographer and I are very different from each other. I think the pictures he shoots are ugly and insignificant. Since Malik used him, I feel that it is difficult to love again.

  • Liana 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    The fate of the voiceover is uncertain, youth is always indulgent and stupid, the politics behind a young friendship (though I don't think about it). I like road movies because there are always scenery, so it was a bit embarrassing to see such a bed scene on the screen for the first time :(

Y tu mamá también quotes

  • Julio Zapata: Chuy, nothing like tooting the old horn!

  • Alejandro 'Jano' Montes de Oca: I didn't know you want to be a writer. What are you going to write about, "fine boys"?

    Tenoch: No, about faggots like you.

    Alejandro 'Jano' Montes de Oca: Well, let me tell you that there is a big difference between writing highschool tales and producing actual literature.

    Tenoch: When do you begin?

    Alejandro 'Jano' Montes de Oca: Have you read my book already?

    Tenoch: I read the critics.

    Alejandro 'Jano' Montes de Oca: Critics are a bunch of assholes