overrated movie

Kareem 2022-03-25 09:01:05

The first third is pretty good-looking, I thought it was a comic-style comedy, so that after the man in the basement appeared, I thought the six of them would live together. Unexpectedly, the subsequent plot suddenly changed. The director insisted on citing a story with no sense of reality to cruel realism. As a result, the more he looked at it, the more uncomfortable it became. The last cut was particularly blunt. Celina said that the poor people smelled of death. The whole film's portrayal of the poor is not as accurate and powerful as this sentence.

Jerald 2022-04-24 07:01:02

Two things come to mind. One is that a friend used to teach a wealthy family, and the child's grades improved. The owner gave him a big red envelope and a ferragamo belt. He showed it off to me and asked me if I wanted to be a tutor, and he introduced it. I asked, what will you do if your child fails the next exam? He rolled my eyes at me, and then nothing happened. Now I regret it too much, I feel like I missed the opportunity of parasitism. Second, there was a riot in Little India one year. The Poe County government did not allow construction companies to use big buses to transport Indian workers to Little India for gatherings on weekends. Indians have to take PR transportation to get together once a week. During that time, I was reluctant to take public transportation on weekends, and the smell of those construction workers was suffocating. Although I sympathize with their situation and know where those tall buildings would come from without them, I still can't help but despise them. People were relieved when the government finally allowed certain large buses to pick up and drop off. Interactions across classes are rare and superficial.