some disappointing stories

Madisyn 2022-03-24 09:01:47

The problems that often occur in biographical films are the confusion and procrastination of the background of the story, the blunt characters (here is the grandmother) appearing bluntly and thinking of sensationalism, and the story turns so fast that it is easy to guess the plot and not understand the meaning of the film. . I especially like the sequence and rhythm of "Benjamin Button", which is smooth and comfortable. Joy's story wants to express too many things, but it doesn't focus if she uses too much force, and it becomes a mediocre inspirational story. The dispensable characters have a lot of space and are not allowed, so they are messed up. The overall story is three stars, including one star for the acting of the eldest cousin.

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  • Damian 2022-04-22 07:01:21

    I deeply understand and agree with this heroine, but frankly speaking, this story is not suitable for making a movie. All the major turning points in it are completed by the heroine alone, and there are too few dramatic surprises that can be provided to the audience. It's very interesting for the TV media, Joey's mother is almost a woman ruined by soap operas, forming an absolute contrast to Joey; Neil is the kind of person who manipulates the audience with TV (shopping show).

  • Trevion 2022-03-23 09:01:51

    unintelligible family relationships

Joy quotes

  • Trudy: My late husband Morry - I met him in Milano for a trade show, for a swimwear line - used to say: sailing in the winter is the best comparison to life in the world of commerce.

  • Trudy: You are in a room and there is a gun on the table, and the only other person in the room is an adversary in commerce. Only one of you can prevail. Yet, you have protected your business and Maurice's money. Do you pick up the gun, Joy?

    Joy: That's a very strange question.

    Trudy: There is nothing strange about this question at all. This is money. Do you pick up the gun?

    Joy: I pick up the gun.

    Trudy: Good. I'm going to remember that you said that... when I speak to my lawyer.