cherish your children

Angela 2022-03-28 09:01:04

This is a movie that Teacher Zhang strongly recommended to me. I am ashamed that I was still looking for it on the Internet for a long time. However, the kind of oppressive education discussed in the film affects almost every child's growth. Similar movies such as the recently popular "Wrestling Dad" have a perfect story on the surface, but no matter whether women's rights are good or wrestling dreams No matter what, whether it's national honor, or two innocent children, why do parents force their children to exchange a beautiful childhood and youth for their own ideals? Speaking of talented girls, most people are looking at Captain America, but it is this little loli who is still fresh in her memory. When she was choosing between the rich grandmother and the poor American team, what she said That sentence: He took care of me when I was not a talent, slapped my grandmother's false love to death, and also warmed countless well-intentioned parents like Team America. It will be very hard to protect a child's happy growth. There will be confusion, obstacles, and will always move forward, but will never have another purpose, and even use children as a tool to realize their dreams, so this is not only the gap between Eastern and Western film culture, but also the gap between humanistic values.

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Gifted quotes

  • Mary Adler: Is there a God?

    Frank Adler: I don't know.

    Mary Adler: Just tell me.

    Frank Adler: I would if I could. But I don't know. Neither does anybody else.

    Mary Adler: Roberta knows.

    Frank Adler: No. Roberta has faith. And that's a great thing to have. But faith's about what you think, feel; not what you know.

    Mary Adler: What about Jesus?

    Frank Adler: Love that guy. Do what he says. I tell you what though - one way or the other we all end up back together in the end.

  • [first lines]

    Frank Adler: [through the door] Hey! Hey, come on. Let's move!

    Mary Adler: No!

    Frank Adler: Let me see.

    Mary Adler: No.

    Frank Adler: Come on, I made you special breakfast.

    Mary Adler: You can't cook.

    Frank Adler: Hey, Mary, open up.

    [as she emerges]

    Frank Adler: You look beautiful.

    Mary Adler: I look like Disney character...