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unprepared
Alysa 2022-04-23 07:01:21
Beneath the veneer of democratic progress, the film once again slaps the United States with a few resounding slaps, and it is by smooth and mature industrial standards. Racism is just hidden and never goes away. Another thing to see is how a white middle-class family touches and faces the bottom of the world they know little about and imagine little about, a completely different world. Of course, this part is only a shallow taste, but what more can we ask for a warm and inspirational Hollywood film? Just like what more can we ask of a kind and charitable middle-class family? You can say that the male protagonist has cultivated blessings in his previous life, and that he met such a good family by ghosts and gods. You can also say that this special case cannot change the world. In other words, this is a miracle, this is his resurrection.
Extended Reading
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Miss Sue: You like Tennessee? That's a good school. Not at the academic level of Ole Miss but they have an outstanding science department. You know what they're famous for? They work with the FBI, to study the effects of soil on decomposing body parts. When they find a body, the police wanna know how long it's been dead. So the fine folks at Tennessee help them out. Oh, they have lots of body parts. Arms and legs and hands, from hospitals and medical schools. And do you know where they store 'em? Right underneath the football field. So while it's fine and dandy to have 100,000 fans cheering for you, the bodies you should be worried about are the ones right under the turf. Set to poke up through the ground and grab you... Well, it's your decision where you wanna play ball. Don't let me influence you.
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Michael Oher: Mrs. Touhy?
Leigh Anne Touhy: I hear "Mrs. Touhy" I look over my shoulder for my mother-in-law. Call me Leigh Anne or Mama or almost anything else.