She is so cool.
Grace's words are madly hungry like most young people, but she can hold on to an obsession and die as a tortoise.
Then one day, Grace finally became her stepmother, not only her hands, her legs crossed, but also the same man, so she really reincarnated as a tortoise.
That's what some movies are for, after you've watched it once, save it on your hard drive, remember it when you're mopping the floor, tidying the room, or taking a shower, and then click play again and again until it becomes a background music.
Arizona Dream is such a film. First of all, Elaine is my favorite Miss Bonnie, she is still warm and innocent in the form of Arizona cactus; Axel has a pale face and no beard, like a swing boy, not to mention that he builds planes every day; Grace has a clever nose , a bunch of turtles and an accordion, and a crazy belief. Paul brings two absurd North by Northwest games, not in our movie, but in his own movie, his own American dream.
The afternoon tea between Mrs. Stark and Mr. Britney was very happy, and the accomplices in Bonnie & Clyde also came to play soy sauce for friendship...
It's such an incomprehensible story, and you can see many angles. I think about it this time, perhaps to find common ground.
Because I can't stop myself from becoming the person I didn't want to be before. Maybe it's because of the fragmentation of life and the lack of belief. In short, a lot of persistence is meaningless. It may be right to try to find some excuses. I'm less obsessed with turtles, and it doesn't really matter who I am. The world is too big, far beyond the general knowledge can generalize, only greed and constant change can enjoy it to the fullest.
When the weather is fine, looking at the world, the city, and the plains, the trees, and the river from above, reminds me of Grace lying on the roof when Elaine was testing the plane, she lit a cigarette and squinted at her. Axel with shining eyes said: Life is beautiful.
That's true.
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