Such a hopeful movie

Diego 2022-03-24 09:03:41

First of all, I watched this movie because of the rarer and rarer movies available to watch online for free and I didn't have the chance to download it, so of the few movies I had, I was drawn to the strange name. Of course, I don't like the translation of the blade of grass in this way. Perhaps, it is more suitable for sentient beings like weeds.

If this is a novel, in fact, the plot is very full, and there are many places that can be described in depth. I like poetic movies. Whether it’s those quotes or the irony represented by the incident of the female student, maybe it’s actually a kind of rhetoric, all kinds of subjunctive moods, all kinds of interchangeable styles, isn’t it like poetry?

Marijuana in the movie is of course also a highlight, creating a topical and engaging backdrop. To be honest, it's hard to find organic marijuana like that.

Life is not a circle, go out and return to the origin.

It's not to say that everything is complete in the end, but isn't that what life is like, in a kind of restoration that can be regarded as a sacrifice, and it ends up in peace. We all don't know if it's degradation or progress? Should you cry or laugh?


By the way, Norton has always been a very good actor, both good and evil, very literary, and very pitiful.

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Extended Reading

Leaves of Grass quotes

  • Bill Kincaid: [Janet has just caught a monster catfish with her forearm through its mouth, called "noodling"] You have a spiritual objection to monofilament?

  • Brady Kincaid: [talking about Janet] She's a poet.

    Bill Kincaid: What?

    Brady Kincaid: Seriously. She writes fuckin' poetry. And she's the Ladies Noodling Champion of '05.

    Bill Kincaid: Her?

    Brady Kincaid: 125 pounds of catfish in under 10 hours with nothing but her bare hands.

    [sigh]

    Brady Kincaid: I tried to get her and Colleen in a three-way once, but wouldn't neither of 'em go for it.