lonely not lonely

Brooke 2022-04-21 09:01:24

This is my first movie review
without responsibility

. First of all, this is a movie that I empathize with, but I only gave the movie four stars because I pretended to be B.
Because I don't want others to find out about my loneliness.
I once had a similar male The protagonist's experience. I live and work in another city all the year round, and there are only big holidays in each year to shuttle between the two cities.
I am familiar with all train schedules, and I am familiar with every secret place in the train station. Kindness to train seats It surpassed the sofa at home. When I saw the conductor, I would smile naturally.
So, I gradually became accustomed to being lonely. Then, he was like an old friend for many years. I have already enjoyed the life with him.
No friends, movies accompany me I. Music accompanies me, electric accompanies me.
Every weekend, throw away the uniform, leave work, throw everything away, take care of yourself, and enter the reinforced concrete jungle alone.
If I get hungry, there is a whole city waiting for me to explore and get lost in the corner Of course, there are also Tesco and Carrefour.
If you want occasional weekend indulgence, no problem. Nightclubs, bars of various colors, there are always the same lonely opposite sex wandering. Music, alcohol, sex.

However, loneliness is still loneliness.

When I left the cloud, I fell to the ground firmly. It was very painful and very real. I gradually got used to the feeling of being on the ground, simple and full, as well as family.
Occasionally I would return Think of the old days. Is this a nostalgia?
Who knows.






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Extended Reading
  • Astrid 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    It feels like a very good movie~

  • Vivianne 2021-10-20 19:01:54

    The joys and sorrows of life come unexpectedly, and the jokes of fate always catch you by surprise. The movie uses a very small pattern to uncover the deepest scars in human reality. "Money can buy warmth, pay for heating, buy a blanket, but never feel as warm in the arms of a lover", "Your most precious moment, the most unforgettable memory in your life, do you want to be alone? Life needs Accompanying, everyone needs a co-pilot"

Up in the Air quotes

  • Natalie Keener: [using Ned as an example to fire someone over the internet using video conference] Mr. Laskim, The reason we're having this conversation is because your position at this company is no longer available

    Ned: [reading the script he was given] I don't understand I'm fired?

    Natalie Keener: Hearing the words "you've been let go" is never easy change is always scary but consider the following: anybody who ever built an empire, or changed the world, sat where you are now. And it's because they sat there that they were able to do it.

    Ryan Bingham: [while watching her presentation, quietly to a colleague] that's my fucking line

    Ned: what happens now?

    Natalie Keener: This is the first step in a new process that will end with you at a job that fulfills you

    Ned: Yeah, but how does it work?

    Natalie Keener: You're going to take the packet in front of you review it, all the answers you're looking for are inside. Start filling out the necessary information and before you know it and before you know it you'll be on your way to new opportunities. I need you to go back to your desk and putting together your things. As a favor to me I'd appreciate it if you don't spread the news just yet panic doesn't help anyone

    Ned: I understand

    Natalie Keener: [to the staff] give it up for Ned

    Natalie Keener: [concluding her presentation] You can start the morning in Boston stop in Dallas over lunch and finish the day in San Francisco all for the price of a T-1 line. Our inflated travel budget increased by eighty five percent, more importantly to you guys on the road, no more Christmases in a hotel in Tulsa no more hours lost to weather delays you get to come home.

  • Ryan Bingham: Tell me you're not taking this seriously

    Craig Gregory: [in his office] That's why I brought the entire company in from the road because I'm not "taking this seriously"

    Ryan Bingham: There's a methodology to what I do there's a reason why it works

    Craig Gregory: Coke and IBM have been this for years are you familiar with them? Just like everything else it'll take a few months for the transition then everyone's going to settle in

    Ryan Bingham: Who are you taking off the road?

    Natalie Keener: How are not getting this? You're grounded everybody's grounded it's done

    Ryan Bingham: What we do is brutal and it does leave people devastated there's a dignity to the way I do it

    Craig Gregory: Like stabbing them in the chest instead of the back?

    Ryan Bingham: Am I the only one that sees by doing this we're making ourselves "irrelevant"?

    Craig Gregory: No we're making you "irrelevant",don't blame me blame the high fuel costs, blame insurance premiums, blame technology you better watch yourself you're too young to become a dinosaur

    Ryan Bingham: I'm not a dinosaur

    Craig Gregory: I want you to show her the ropes

    Ryan Bingham: I'm not the only one who knows what's going on here, get someone else to do it you're very confident that this girl doesn't know what she's doing I don't think setting a MySpace page qualifies you to rewire an entire company

    Craig Gregory: Great then here's your chance take her out there show her the magic, take her to the paces

    Ryan Bingham: I'm not a fucking tour guide

    Craig Gregory: We're ringing the bell and rounding everybody up you want to stay out there your welcome to but you will not be alone you let me know