This passage resonates deeply, so I will write it down for the time being.
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After watching this, I feel better
Bailee 2022-10-04 20:52:23
"The previous Penn films believed that people's helpless state of feeling that their lives are meaningless can be saved and salvaged through hard work. But in this film, the director's view on this issue seems to have changed , "Nebraska" is no longer like "Life with a Glass of Wine", which compares life to a kind of wine that can only grow in a very suitable environment. After patient cultivation and care, it can bloom in the wine. The faint consolation at the end of the film is like self-deception after being intoxicated in alcohol, what will happen after that, where will the father and son who have failed enough in life go, and whether life will be better, the audience cannot be sure. Wu The future of Di's father and son is a melancholy mystery left to the audience to solve."
This passage resonates deeply, so I will write it down for the time being.
This passage resonates deeply, so I will write it down for the time being.
Extended Reading
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David Grant: Dad, why didn't you tell us that wasn't Ed's house?
Woody Grant: I didn't know what the hell you were doing.
Ross Grant: Have you ever seen us steal machinery before?
Woody Grant: I never know what you boys are up to.
Ross Grant: Why didn't you say it wasn't yours?
Woody Grant: I thought you wanted it.
Ross Grant: What would we want an old compressor for?
Woody Grant: That's what I couldn't figure out.
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Sheriff: Hey, partner.
Sheriff: Hold on there, just a second.
Sheriff: Where are you headed, there?
Sheriff: Where are you headed up to?
Sheriff: How are you doing there, bud?
Sheriff: Huh? Are you okay?
Sheriff: Where are you headed?
Sheriff: You headed down the road, there, huh?
Sheriff: (grunts)
Sheriff: Huh?
Sheriff: Where are you coming from?
Woody Grant: Yeah?