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Chandler 2022-04-21 09:01:19
Nicholson's performance is superb. When I watched Batman in the early years, I was fascinated by the clown he played. He was crazy and perverted, especially his signature smile, which made me particularly optimistic about this actor. I just tried to see his performance, but I didn't expect that I would actually see tears, and I liked the sentence he confessed most: "I have severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, and I have seen a doctor, but I don't want to continue the treatment at all. , but I started taking medicine two weeks ago, and it was you who made me want to become a better man." Probably these, I watched it a long time ago, some forgot, it lit up the whole film, a warm and touching 's love movie, several dedicated actors have some neurotic performances, after watching it, my heart is warm, I recommend watching it.
Extended Reading
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Melvin Udall: [to Verdell the dog] Don't be like me. Don't you be like me!
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Melvin Udall: Now, I got a real great compliment for you, and it's true.
Carol Connelly: I'm so afraid you're about to say something awful.
Melvin Udall: Don't be pessimistic, it's not your style. Okay. Here I go. Clearly a mistake.
[shifts in his seat uncomfortably]
Melvin Udall: I've got this, what, ailment? My doctor, a shrink that I used to go to all the time, he says that in fifty or sixty percent of the cases, a pill really helps. I hate pills. Very dangerous thing, pills. Hate. I'm using the word "hate" here, about pills. Hate. My compliment is, that night when you came over and told me that you would never... all right, well, you were there, you know what you said. Well, my compliment to you is, the next morning, I started taking the pills.
Carol Connelly: I don't quite get how that's a compliment for me.
Melvin Udall: You make me want to be a better man.
[pause]
Carol Connelly: [stunned] That's maybe the best compliment of my life.
Melvin Udall: Well, maybe I overshot a little, because I was aiming at just enough to keep you from walking out.