Pluto Breakfast

Cassandre 2022-03-28 09:01:13

Breakfast at Pluto

watched "The Pianist" yesterday and "Breakfast at Pluto" today. For no reason, I wanted to write something for Breakfast at Pluto.

The pianist is an Oscar winner.

I don't have a good impression on gays. I have a deep-rooted belief that men should like women, and women should love a man. I didn't expect that I would watch this film, and I didn't expect that I would write something about it.

The male lead (Killian Murphy) plays well, but it's actually not accurate. When you see his mother-in-law, you'll think he's a woman, just with a man's body. This kind of mother-in-law is not The kind of mother who makes you nauseous and feels that there is no backbone, but makes you feel a kind of masculinity from your heart, thinking that a man is a woman who should protect such a mother. From this point on, it has been successful.

Of course, it wasn't the mother who attracted me. (I'm not so shallow.)

Any person, long-term relationship, appearance is second, attractive, feel scented, must be inside. On him, there is.

Simple, caring, daring to take responsibility, can withstand toss, always laugh at life, never give up. Can't mention it anymore, can't use all the praises on this little guy.

His unfortunate life experience was destined for him to have a different life. God is always fair, you won't get anything more than others. If you gain something, you will lose something, Lao Tzu said. thousands of years ago.

In the 1970s, such an outlier, cow. What's even more awesome is that after all kinds of setbacks, there is still a piece of sunshine in my heart.

That part of the police station made me cry. It was only here that I saw his helplessness, wanting to give up, feeling powerless. Fortunately, there was a turning point; fortunately, the director did not end the film so soon.

A person, without any support to rely on. I paused and settled myself in such an environment. No matter how I thought about it, I felt that I couldn’t do it. No matter how I thought about it, I felt that I would definitely complain. You are much better than me. admire.

How did such clear eyes come from? God, you gave him that look, for the sake of fairness, so you gave him such twists and turns to let him see more beauty.

I like the ending and tell my mother how good I would have been if I were a girl.

Unchangeable facts, but incomprehensible struggles, like that idiot who fought against windmills, what's that person called? forget.

I didn't understand what was going on with the breakfast on Pluto. Come to think of it, it was a very emotional scene.

Fortunately, it didn't show up.

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Extended Reading
  • Louisa 2022-03-29 09:01:09

    "I want to meet a girl like you" I heard the original sound first, and then saw the movie, which is very beautiful. There are friends dressed as dalek shouting exterminate

  • Jabari 2022-03-24 09:03:52

    The priest's illegitimate son grew up and became a pseudo-mother, and went to London alone to find his biological mother. In the end, he saw his biological mother but couldn't recognize each other and returned to the town to find his father's true love. I went to find her and found you. Liam Neesson as Priest, Incredible and Shocking Story, 5 stars

Breakfast on Pluto quotes

  • Patrick "Kitten" Braden: John Joe! John Joe, woohoo! John Joe! Not a Womble anymore?

    John Joe Kenny: Don't talk to me about fuckin' Wombles. I'm in the Tower of London now. 30 smackers in the paw, boy. No questions asked. They're looking for a Mary Queen of Scots. Would you be up for it?

    Patrick "Kitten" Braden: They'd chop my head off surely.

  • Charlie: What would it turn out like, Paddy? You know what I mean, don't you?

    Patrick "Kitten" Braden: It'd be an absolute disaster. Like me.

    Nurse: Now... I want you to read this leaflet. It outlines all aspects of the termiation procedure.

    Charlie: Termination? You mean this is an abortion clinic?

    Nurse: Yes, of course it is.

    Charlie: Oh. I thought it was a fertility clinic.

    [gets up and leaves]

    Patrick "Kitten" Braden: [to the nurse] I think she's changed her mind. Thank you.