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It doesn't look like a family! ! !
Macie 2022-04-21 09:01:20
To be honest, I don't understand. The child grows up and is completely different from when he was a child. It doesn't match the number at all. I won't talk about the difference in body shape. As far as personal destiny is concerned, the eldest son who is born smart is useless, and the daughter who is full of literature and art. The degenerate, simple-minded and simple-minded youngest son is so proud of himself. What is even more incomprehensible is that the first two are forgotten at home every day, and they are in a daze by one window. The youngest son runs outside with his father every day , I'm actually getting along with my father's most hated second daughter. Where are you going? Director, this is not "The Trenbaums", this is "The True Story of the Trenbaums", you like the younger son, Or if you want your youngest son to play more roles, then you should have said it earlier. ! !
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Sophie 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Great! Even a passerby is great from start to finish! The plot can be regarded as a warm family direction. Every member of the family has a distinct personality, and there is no problem at all. The rhythm is very cheerful, and the switching between chapters is not abrupt. Everyone is a freak, and everyone is very loving.
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Reyes 2021-10-20 19:02:55
The front rhythm is good, but the back is broken. When the third child commits suicide or attempted suicide, he should stop, and for a long time I feel like falling back to the ground from the peak. There are too many clues and the director can't grasp it. It's a bit messy. It seems that all the points are finished, and everyone hasn't done it in place. The film is soft, not scratching the itchy area, not touching the sore area, it's okay.
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Royal: First thing I want to do is take you out to see your grandmother, at some point.
Richie: I haven't been out there since I was 6.
Margot: I haven't been out there at all, I was never invited.
Royal: Well, she wasn't your real grandmother, and I never knew how much interest you had, uh, sweetie. Anyway, you're invited now.
Richie: You know, Rachael's buried out there too.
Royal: Who?
Chas: My wife.
Royal: Oh, that's right, isn't it. Well, we'll have to swing by her grave too.
[Chas slams his book shut and angrily walks out]
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Raleigh: You don't love me any more, do you?
Margot: I do, kind of. I can't explain it right now.