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Get fucked, dance, go crazy
Taurean 2022-03-23 09:03:06
Not salty or bland, hesitant to say anything, I don't know what the director wants to express? Exploring the possibility of a new family model? So why did Clare leave the house in the end? Moreover, it is said that the big-name movie star Colin Farrell, who was finally hired, has no acting skills at all in this play. He only needs a gentle and toothless smile, then a shy and toothless smile, and then weeping at a loss.” I'm still a virgin..." and finished the performance of the whole play. In the name of "same sex", it is not a movie about same-sex feelings. The male protagonist, Bobby, is a male all the time. He hooked up with another male protagonist, Jonathan, because he was afraid of loneliness and loneliness (I have to say that the young Jonathan is really ugly. Is this because the director did it deliberately to imply that Bobby was a straight man?), Everyone is young and energetic, even if Jonathan is tempted to occasionally engage in sex like drinking and taking drugs, it feels normal, just like the "brother kiss" he said to Jonathan later, it's just a brotherhood. As an adult, Jonathan also has his own wonderful addiction to Ji Hai, who can't extricate himself, and then has been inexplicably decadent and neurotic, and occasionally dances with Jonathan (this may be the most "same-sex" plot). Inexplicably, a Claire seduced Bobby, and Bobby fell in love with her stupidly. In the end, Jonathan returned to his hometown to make it happen. Claire's love for Jonathan? Even if there was "so much love", why did Bobby fall in love with him so quickly as soon as he appeared? Everything came so suddenly and so inexplicably. However, at least one thing is commendable, the three actors who played Bobby at different times are quite similar.
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A Home at the End of the World quotes
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Bobby Morrow, 1982: [to Jonathan] You're essential, man.
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Bobby Morrow: I get up and walk around in the dark sometimes. Does that weird you out?
Jonathan Glover: No... I don't know.
Bobby Morrow: When the place is all dark, when you and Clare have gone to sleep, and I'm awake, it's like being alive and being dead at the same time, y'know? It's this sorta halfway thing, where people who are alive are dreaming and people who are dead are... where they are. And I'm here... in the dark and the quiet.