That line about Good Will Hunter is fantastic. . .

Alexander 2022-03-23 09:01:04

3.5. Only from this script can it be seen that Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have active creative talents and ideological levels. What the film captures at the core is actually the confusion caused by Aristotle's teleology: Does the flute appear to be able to be played? Is honey so sweet to be eaten? Mathematics professors have always insisted on teleology, Matt Damon strongly rebelled against teleology, Robin Williams wavered in the middle. The three parties subvert each other and try to make the other party suspicious. These doubts represent how to recognize and treat the outside world, and then try hard to get into the camp or resist and destroy oneself. The philosophical setting of the core theme is perfect, and the creative motivation can give 90 points. It's a pity that the film is caught up in the boring showy and long and straight emotional argument about the talent of Matt Damon in appearance, which is directly beautified, without the moving contrast and dramatic effect. To me, Ben Affleck’s monologue facing Matt Damon next to his car is the most exciting of all his performances so far. The emotion is restrained and abundant, sober and moving. What's also interesting is that its architecture is actually a martial arts film model.

Wilfrid 2021-10-20 18:58:10

The experience did not bury my talents, but it wiped out my self-confidence. I was frightened and grew up with arrogance. I depended on this way to protect myself, and finally waited for the sentence: It's not my fault.