at the stage of solitude.
［review & quotes］
When the police finally came, finding the mom and son sitting there, weeping.
They probably interpret it as fear and shock, rather than what it really was, sadness.
I find the whole story extremely touching, in a beautiful way. Regardless of those negative reviews, which thankfully I hadn't read before hitting the cinema.
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"Frank chops wood. He fixes the car. He washes the floor. He dances the rhumba. He teaches Henry baseball. He teaches baseball to the local disabled kid. Best and most memorably, he makes peach cobbler, plunging his manly hands into yielding, ripe peach flesh, while murmuring, "The filling is easy, but I want to talk about crust."
He is perfect, he is super hero, he is THE man in women's eyes.
Who cares if he is an escapee or not?
The greens, the peach pie, the light, their house and car, the door and curtain. All scenes are well set and details subtly designed. Soundtrack also flows smoothly from the start to end.
"There's another kind of hunger – a hunger for human touch."
I don't see why people fail to get the beauty of being touched and loved. There is nothing wrong about an unsecured wounded middle-age woman longing for love/sex, it's human nature after all. It's hunger that need to be satisfied.
"I’d take 20 more years just to have another 3 days with you.“
Yes, sounds dramatic though, it's a most beautiful line I've heard lately, let me be an air-brained woman here.
I'd like to, if there is such.
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And also, Hank for Henry.
A role model, a father of three days and life long.
You see clearly the difference what a real man can make in a family. We all need to strike a balance, and it's not simply about dependency, but inter-dependency.
No one is a lonely planet.
The world needs love and care.
患难见真情朴素见深情
