It's a popcorn movie, but it's not very different from ordinary popcorn movies. There are no gorgeous stunts or hot scenes, and even the characters in it are not beautiful. A fat teacher formed a band for elementary school students, and the main backing singer was also a little fat girl, even a little black fat girl. She timidly told the teacher that I wanted to sing, but because I was fat, I was afraid that everyone would laugh at me. Such small details really touch me. I have a lot of inferiority complex, and I believe many other people have the same, and these inferiority complexes will accompany me, appear in all aspects of life, and even follow me for the rest of my life. But! Look what the teacher said! He said, I'm also fat, you see, but I still can't lose weight because I can't bear to eat food, how normal.
In fact, anyone can say this kind of P words to others, but how many people can implant this "accepting the imperfect self" in their minds? We grew up wanting to be the successful, beautiful, moving and smart self in the eyes of others, which can be regarded as a kind of sadness.
Being able to have such a little touch and touch makes me feel so blessed to be able to see such a lighthearted, humorous and interesting movie~~
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