Two or three good friends, together to build their own "studio". Reminds me of another slightly magical movie "Bridge to Wonderland", I have a friend who likes this movie very much, he said that in this movie he reminded him of his childhood playmate. "Summer King" is not as sad as the latter. I recommend it to my friend one day, so that he can enjoy this summer, youth, fetters, and faith.
Yesterday, I went to Zhihu and saw an article about movies, saying that most movies now have a few fixed routines. According to the routine inside, this movie is to lower the emotions first, then higher, lower, and finally return to the highest point. The two little friends at the beginning couldn't stand the rules set at home, and they had to be watched by their parents when they did anything, especially Parker's wonderful parents, ouch.... Then one day, they found a forest. The next day, the three of them started to build their own base. After a short happy time, with the addition of a female friend, the previous peaceful life was broken, and the three of them were unhappy. Mom. But after this move of running away from home, it is a happy end for parents to review their own behavior and calm down to communicate with their children.
Carey is the scumbag in the play. At first I thought she liked Joe, but I really don't understand why Carey suddenly fell in love with Parker, causing the three-person group to break up. This may be the director's intentional arrangement. Right; Parker is the most mature one in the play, he knows some wild survival skills and takes good care of his two little brothers. Joe has the most sassy ideas, and a little bit of middle school. Especially when I climbed up the hill with Piaggio and saw a supermarket saying "this is our previous life", and thought that all girls liked him--. I noticed something was wrong with Piaggio's line when he drew his sword, until he spit out that he was gay with Joe at the barbecue party that day. Piaggio had an age-defying composure, perhaps related to family education. The dialogue with his father in the latter part shows how reasonable his father is, so why did he want to run away from home? And also made three kidnapping and extortion notices... The factors that can provoke wars between men are still those factors, money, women, and rights. But even so, the conflict between men and men will be resolved with a glass of wine, a Fuxx gesture, a game, or even a three-dollar bottle of Coke, plus the sentence "I'm sorry, brother".
Life without passion? The same thing every day? Maybe you need to watch such a film to experience the feeling of returning to nature and relive the beauty of childhood. Watching a few children play by themselves, in fact, this is a farce. Children are naughty, how can parents do this? Don't fight again?
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