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It just didn't touch your tears
Celestine 2022-03-24 09:01:59
The people who cry while watching this film must be those who have experienced September 11. For example, if you watch others go through a disaster, but you are just a bystander, think about it, from a psychological point of view, you should be Feeling frightened or shocked, and then silence, there should be no tears, did you cry during the Wenchuan earthquake?? Anyway, I didn't. So, you are wrong to think of it as a tearjerker itself. I didn't cry when I watched the Tangshan earthquake. In fact, the people who cried were not crying about the earthquake, but crying that Xu Fan gave up his daughter and chose a son under that situation, and how sad this daughter was. Nothing to do with earthquakes. On the contrary, the point of the 9/11 disaster is the panic caused by the disaster. Chinese people are easily stabbed to tears by the point of family affection, so how can people who have never experienced 911 understand that they cry a lot. How much harm does it bring to people? To sum up, it is normal for you not to cry~
Extended Reading
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Thomas 2021-12-14 08:01:15
[3.5] The director tried to confess too many clues, which made it seem chaotic and messy. The lyric in the second half seemed to be groaning without illness, but in the end, he was firm and moved. Why are you not the one who died? When I add hostility to the tenants who are searching with me, and verbal abuse, I really feel sick to this little guy from the bottom of my heart.
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Paris 2021-12-14 08:01:15
The whole film is full of misses, and the transcendence of love and miss for loved ones is filled with Oskar's blood. I like Oskar, like his stubbornness, like his stubbornness, like his sensitivity and vulnerability, remember, he is only nine years old. Another: Max von Sydow once again dedicated a great performance without even having to speak.
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close quotes
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Thomas Schell: Well, as with anything, if you want to believe you can find reasons to.
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Oskar Schell: Can I tell you something I've never told anyone else before?
Hector Black: HELL NO!