story is actually quite dog-blood, but it can be made up and filmed so that it is not sentimental, and at the end it is calm and optimistic and gently hints to you: life always has to go on, even if you think it has already It is a disaster of extinction.
I don’t know what the overall atmosphere of the United States was in the film at that time, because although it was an old film, it was rebellious enough (forgive me for the fuss, I belong to the kind of audience who lack historical knowledge and background).
Although it is very sad, when watching it It is as hilarious as a comedy, a reserved and strong mother who cherishes feathers, a rebellious daughter who is slightly off-line, a profligate but strangely charming neighbor, who does not know how to define it. Husband, a lover who doesn’t know how to define it, and a girlfriend who doesn’t know how to define it....In the words of the present, these characters have a "thunder" point in their personalities, but at the same time they are very real, as if logic exists. In the seemingly illogical chaos, and then create a natural state of life-maybe life is like this?
At the moment when Jack Nicholson walked into Aunt Shirley’s boudoir with his stomach, onion heads, and thieves, my hilarious reached its peak. Perhaps no one is better than him for this role, with a very reasonable personality. , Temperament, style, as an actor, he actually had a big belly at that time, but it seems to be able to take you through his unsurprising skin, deep into his inexplicable private aura ~ ~ ~ very powerful.
In addition, Wenger's second son is very, very gentle and lovely.
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