After reading it, the senior said, "It's really a cp! You see how loving you are! It must be the pain point of homosexuality!"
And then I was - too miserable they were too miserable unbearable miserable ~ what? Gay sex? Don't you think so?
I've been thinking about his plausibility throughout the film. How can there be such a naive young man, he must be a cowherd and rely on women to make money when he comes to New York. But Hoffman's character is really sad, cheating for a living, kindly helping a man with a little beauty, but he is too stupid to completely live up to his heart, want to help him again, help him become a habit, but can't get a little bit return. The inferiority complex of the second male is exposed in the relationship time and time again, and after regaining a little face through his own efforts, he loses a lot of holes.
Why do you have to go to Florida to give up the stupid insistence of being a cowherd? Why must we betray each other? Why not just take advantage of all the business opportunities and make a fortune? You are so affectionate and loving, I will definitely try my best to protect you.
So what I see is a cripple's insistence on others to help him realize his dream.
But everyone says that homosexuality is a metaphor, doesn't it mean that you don't see the metaphor? Then I'll reconsider my misunderstanding.
The editing of the whole film is very gorgeous, and the party style is also very flavorful. Compared with home, it is really a double world. The music is also ok. Maybe it's this kind of shooting and editing that makes the plot so hot?
So the kite runner, after I read it, I can only lament how miserable it is, and I can't think of Harry's love for his master...
ps: After reading 4 books in the archive, I got a guess: Only Asians have protruding breasts? Foreigners (especially men) have deep dizzy nipples without bulges?
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