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Pay It Forward
Zackery 2022-04-18 17:34:53
I learned about this film from a lecture on positive psychology. It was highly recommended by a professor at Harvard University. The above commentators have mentioned it in the previous episode. I want to talk about a few places that touched me the most. The accidental and coincidences are just to explain the function of the theme, Trevor's final death shows the positive meaning of this idea vividly, can we hold the same belief in real life and put it into practice step by step , Speakers are repelled by the cruelty of reality, and the more reason is not others, making oneself repelled, away from ideals, and away from the meaning of life, happiness = meaning + happiness, grasp everything around you Things, like T said at the end, please observe the people around you carefully, find their real needs (sometimes they don't know what their real needs are), spread the love, and believe that she will not be extinguished. ..
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Ashleigh 2022-04-18 17:34:53
The tramp who was worried that he would become a bad person did not become bad, and the boy's father who was expecting to change his ways did not become better. He hoped that the ending would be a happy ending, but the little boy died suddenly... This is an unexpected movie. The movie, the utopian world in the longing, can let love pass without reservation, but it is realized through the behavior of a child who is a drop in the bucket. This seems to be the biggest criticism of the real society. Really cool to watch a Kevin Spacey movie.
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Patsy 2022-04-20 09:01:42
Wow~ Four stars for Haley and Kevin Spacey
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Trevor: Were you just being nice?
Eugene: About what?
Trevor: About my idea. Do you think it's good, or were you just being teachery?
Eugene: "Teachery"?
Trevor: Bullshitting.
Eugene: Do I strike you as someone falsely nice?
Trevor: No. You're not even really all that nice.
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[Thorsen gives Chris the keys to his car]
Chris: You want me to drive home in your car?
Thorsen: No, I want you to take my car. Had a lot of luck lately. I don't need it.
Chris: You're giving me a brand-new Jaguar, and you don't want anything?
Thorsen: I can prove it. Give me your card.
[Chris gives Thorsen a business card]
Thorsen: I'll be in touch.
Chris: Whoa, what is this? What, you want me to kill your wife or something?
Thorsen: No. Tempting, but no. Call it generosity between two strangers.