Wildlife short comments

Dolores 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Li: Although it is not as exciting as "Revolutionary Road", but with such a patient storytelling, without relying on the sense of form to please the audience, "Wild Life" is also a good work. I love this nostalgic ending. -2019.01.05 —— -Jake Gyllenhaal: You're too old to give your dad a kiss, hm? You know, men love each other too. You know that, don't you? What? Don't you want to kiss your dad goodbye when you grow up? You know, men love each other too. You know what? - Ed Oxonbold: Yeah. I know. → I wonder if this line was written by Paul Dano because of "Brokeback Mountain"? -2019.01.09
Lolita 2022-03-22 09:02:57

60/100 Families torn apart in the shadow of war. I haven't read the original book, but in order to make my son become the main point of view (it seems to be the way the director injects himself) and become a witness to almost everything, he cannot be allowed to show more emotions and quietly witness everything that happens (and cannot exist. The feeling was too low, so the school's role was added, but it didn't have much effect), this is a bit novel, but at the same time, the "quiet" of the protagonist makes me feel too detached, and the core story is the one that I am least interested in. In the end, I can only feel that the expectations built up in the first half of the journey finally dissipated. Paul Dano's shot of Mulligan is beautiful, the scene scheduling is also bright, and the frame is designed to look like a postcard.

children in marital conflict

Jaydon 2022-03-29 09:01:09

From the perspective of family therapy, children are the glue of their parents’ instincts. In families where parents quarrel or have a cold war, almost all children’s attention is focused on their parents. Obvious result. Fortunately, in the film, the son finally insisted on his own business, went to his classmate's house to do homework, grew up as a photographer, no longer entangled in his parents to grow up independently, but took a "family photo" according to his own family needs, which is his own Remember your youth.

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