Congratulations to "Marriage Story" for winning Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards

Marcia 2021-10-20 19:02:58

Seeing that the eye sockets were moist at the end, a long, cumbersome, sometimes ugly American divorce, and sometimes full of tenderness. Although the breakdown of the relationship is not easy to be decent, they still leave a lot of love for each other and their children. Although this system in the United States is very complicated and sometimes absurd (for example, sending an observer to the door to observe the panic and embarrassment of how fathers and children get along), the overall system is still brutal and humane. They cannot live together and are still the closest family members. Refuse to recognize existing feelings. In terms of actors, the widow’s performance has been very stylized, and she can’t get out of the set that she has long been proficient in; and the male protagonist Adam is the treasure actor, he is so good, the play is all on him. Many sparkling acting passages, many golden lines, many humorous moments, a sad and humorous film, put forward new thinking about the modern relationship between husband and wife: "The Virgin Mary gave birth to Jesus as a virgin, and people demand women Immaculate, but where's Jesus his father? He doesn't show up at all, he doesn't even have a fuck!"

Aracely 2021-10-20 19:02:58

The first competition work seen in Venice this year. The comprehensive display of American divorce is not entirely a vulgar story about the relationship of the couple becoming weak and broken. It can be faintly realized that women take the initiative to fight for equality with men. Whether it is in work or in love life, whether it is a single woman before marriage or a housewife after marriage, they all desire to enjoy their own position, rather than becoming a male accessory. They resist being restricted by social and family roles, but on the hard way to divorce, they choose to continue to tolerate and tolerate, until they finally broke out. It’s incredible that this script was written by a male director. Of course, the best is the interpretation of the two male and female protagonists. Scarlett’s look is a bit like the Coen’s wife in "Three Billboards", who is more mature and sonorous.