The outside world & one's own place

Cletus 2022-03-23 09:01:56

Growing up in an orphanage, seeing the outside world, the great love of the old doctor, and the final return.
It seems that he has had enough of the cookie-cutter life since he was a child. He doesn't care about the expectations of the old doctor, and he doesn't pay much attention to his medical skills. It seems that the outside world will be very exciting.
There are indeed friends, love, and reality in the apple orchard. But those are not their own, in between, they see their own value and find their own position.
Whatever happens.
Cherish what you have, there is always a place in the world.

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  • Eileen 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    A touching story, no matter how much you miss the scenery along the way, what you long for in your heart will always be the place you grew up with. Good night, Prince of Maine, good night, King of New England

  • Jamison 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    After all, the group portrait of children is still Holstrom's best film theme. Everyone will gradually recede their innocence as they grow up, accept the laws of life, and return to their established destiny after they have tasted the freshness. I really like the ending of the film to a group of orphans in the house, "Good night, the princes of Maine, the kings of New England." The soothing background music is also enhanced, and Maguire and Theron of the same age look more like mother and son. non-couple

The Cider House Rules quotes

  • Homer Wells: [giving back an X-ray that Dr. Larch gave to him] I don't need this. I know about my condition.

    Dr. Wilbur Larch: It's your heart. You ought to take it with you.

  • Fuzzy: I like orange. Should I keep the teeth orange?