The basics of creation

Jalyn 2022-03-28 09:01:07

The root of creation is that someone has something to say-someone has something urgently needed to express, and it happens that this person is good at writing or singing or shooting or other, so a story or an emotion that some people can empathize with comes naturally. . "Eighth Grade" is such a film that is loyal to the original intention of creation...

"Eighth Grade" beats China's film and television junk manufacturers who are trying to steal money back to the prototype of the three-year-old IQ, no no, it should be the prototype of the coelenterate IQ. These garbage producers have nothing in their hearts, they don't know how to write or shoot, but they are squirming wildly in the Chinese film and television circle...

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  • Makenna 2022-04-23 07:03:18

    3.5 It's so real that every clip makes people feel embarrassed, and feels embarrassed for the girl at any time and can't watch it anymore. In some ways it's like welcome to the dollhouse, but not as dark. . The details and the psychological grasp are in place.

  • Flo 2022-04-23 07:03:18

    There is nothing touching at all, the sparse campus daily life, the introverted little girl is not pleasing to say. It has won 25 awards and 32 nominations, and 46 media gave it 89 points. Is it true that single-parent families are very popular in the United States. For the rebellious growth of teenagers, it is a well-established chicken soup, and it has no characteristics in the same type. 6 points

Eighth Grade quotes

  • Mr. McDaniel: Congratulations, superlative winners!

    [does a dab]

  • [Kayla puts her sixth grade time capsule on the fire]

    Mark Day: What was in there?

    Kayla: Nothing really. Just, sorta, my hopes and dreams.

    Mark Day: Right... And you're burning them?

    Kayla: Yeah.