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Just Being There
Terry 2021-12-31 08:02:04
You can’t say that this is an unpleasant comedy because it’s completely a picture of modern society. From the old people who affect the entire United States (even though he is so kind) to the president to the upper class, they all show naked and say that humans are all. Civilization is a miracle. In the end, the most elites who manage society seem to listen to the thoughts of an uncivilized, kind-hearted person, even though this is just a planting technique that has been popularized in primitive society. It was in 1979. Look at the United States today. The movie you can’t help but say that this is a decline, but you can’t expect Warner to have the patience to make such a long, clueless, starless movie with no shining stars and scandals as a selling point. It’s like Mr. Gardener’s peace and pure kindness. The age is precious. In this age, it has disappeared. There does not seem to be a negative character in the film. It is true that everyone has become ugly under the background of the gardener. I have to think about the development of our civilization for thousands of years. Whether it’s improved or regressed, Peter’s acting skills have nothing to say, but in this film I still prefer Shirley MacLaine, and even more specifically to look through her many movies. Maybe it’s my sister-brother relationship that is causing trouble.
Extended Reading
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Pallbearer: A man's past cripples him. His background turns into a swamp and invites scrutiny.
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Chance the Gardener: [Outtake] And then he told me to get my white ass out of there, or he'd cut it.