Generally speaking, the film can still be watched, and of course it can also arouse a little resonance with me. Of course, it cannot be compared with "The Swan". If the director wants to talk about the relationship between pain and rock and roll, then only the subject of drugs, alcoholism and promiscuity that has been played is really not attracting much attention.
"Youth Pain Story" is something that many movies focus on, and various themes emerge one after another. Rock and roll is manic and restless, venting loneliness and depression, and what it needs is freedom and wildness. Probably this is a portrait of a young man. So this group of little women grew up in rock and roll.
Cris sings "hello mum hello daddy i'm your ccccc cherry bomb" in it. Although I don't hear much American rock, I can hear the pure American flavor in it. Unrestrained, provocative, and somewhat chaotic. Compared with this, I prefer Nordic things, calm and cruel, and always have a noble attitude.
Pull away. The movie seems to be missing something to think about, to dig deep enough. I watched "The Swan" at that time, but I was depressed for many days. Maybe the pain wasn't enough.
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