in the audience, and the gap in life shocked me. My
poor and depressed life is a
lonely and irregular daily life. It really gives us a new definition of
the profession of wrestlers.
Started to honor the work ethic of the big guys...
he reminds me of the old man out of prison in The Shawshank Redemption The sudden shock and loneliness of going out after
surviving in one environment for too long
makes life plan To end
I want to say that sometimes we need a stage where we can prove that
once we leave it, life can become a mess, gradually fragmented
, or become simple and monotonous . The failure of
negotiating with my daughter is
After confessing to someone close to him and being rejected,
it seems that everything left him
. That game,
the words that were enough to make you cry before the game
and the final blow... The
sound disappeared, and the screen gradually faded away. Going dark,
the gentle and sad guitar is playing in my ears
I know the story is not over and the
ending is not over yet...
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Only later did I know the protagonist's life experience,
even comparable to the movie
, and I was excited to see Douyou's generous words and
reprinted as follows...
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This is the Oscars of a bad boy party.
Bad boys grow old.
Sean Penn stepped onto the podium for best actor, and he paid tribute to Mickey Rourke offstage more than once. When he said: You are my brother. ……welcome back.
Suddenly weeping.
Mickey Rourke, already so ugly. So that he is like a living sadness.
The sexy man in "9 and a half weeks" now only has a broken face. Ugly, can't even bear to face him recalling the word handsome. Why didn't he die, on a drunken morning, on a late night on a drug overdose, or on an overindulgent spring night, on a street with a roaring engine; or in the ring with an opponent punching him in the face -
with his accidental death , when he was still young and handsome--to fulfill the scalding sympathy that the audience had put into their pockets and ready to pour out alms for his icy young and handsome body.
However, he didn't.
He didn't die.
Mickey, what a long way to go back to the Oscars at the Kodak Theatre. Probably longer than death.
Rebellion needs adolescence as a carrier to be worthy of praise; wildness becomes grand because of its short life. Otherwise, it's the fat on old Marlon Brando, which means nothing but disgust.
Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today. - James Dean died shortly after saying this.
Only immortality can become a dream, and only death can be immortal.
If Oscar, it can be awarded to courage. I believe the winner should be Mickey Rourke.
As fragmented as his appearance was his life. This bad boy who was once a Hollywood darling because of his sweet and sexy, couldn't even support himself and an old dog for a time.
He worked so hard to play himself in "The King of Wrestling", turning his youth and life into scars on his face, bruised eyes, chapped skin, and hormone-promoted growth--that's how he went all the way. ,
If he said Dustin Hoffman, "Rain Man";
if he said Oliver Stone, "Field Platoon";
if he said Quentin Tarantino, "Pulp Fiction" ;
If he played "Silence of the Lambs"...
he will not be forgotten by people because of his sinking.
He will not be remembered because he has fallen to the end.
At 35, he said he lost all passion, desire and respect for acting. So he put on boxing gloves. 4 years later, he won the lightweight championship with only 3 fights left, but he completely quit boxing due to severe brain damage. Boxing actually left him nothing, his daughter was gone, and his family was broken.
Only the face that was beaten to shreds, remained in the years and left to grow old.
Mickey Rourke, who was nominated for the Golden Lion, Golden Globe and Oscar in 2008, is 55 years old. Wim Wenders, chairman of the Venice Film Festival jury, said: "There's a real heartbreaker in WrestleKing. Because of Mickey.
" face, left there.
Come back alone.
The curtain fell, and the movie ended. Stand up and applaud.
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