Peanut Butter Falcon is an adventure film directed by Taylor Nelson and Mike Schwartz, co-starring Shea LaBeouf, Zach Gauchagen, Joe Bornser, Dakota Johnson, Bruce Dunn, and others, and was screened at the Southwest Film Festival on March 9, 2019.
The film tells the story of a young man with Down syndrome who escapes from a nursing home in order to become a professional wrestler. Seriously, before watching this movie, Xi Shao has not understood why it has such a high score (7.6) in a certain petal, in fact, don't think that 7.6 points are not high, this score is already a high score for a certain valve.
Isn't it the heroine of "Fifty Shades of Grey"? Will there be that much appeal? Until Xi Shao really took the time to watch this movie, how to say it, very healing.
It is reminiscent of "Little Beauty of the Sunshine", which brings the same emotions and emotions. The kind of dashing that solves the problems of life, the kindness and innocence of passers-by during the journey, and the mutual healing of the lost people, together, it is a good look without suspense. And LaBeouf has completely lost the greenness of the Transformers, and the drama has become wider and wider in recent years.
The expression of "Peanut Butter Falcon" is that the director hopes to care for the lonely heart of Down syndrome patients through this film. More companionship, less indifference, and more don't abandon and don't give up. Let Zach find freedom, and that's right. If you find freedom, you have everything.
It's not really very good compared to many road movies, but it's easy to watch. Zack of Down syndrome is called "caring, loving and recuperating", a patient who is interested in wrestling until he sees it 10 times a day or does it 10 times a day without getting bored.
But because he is a patient, everyone ignores his desire to pursue the value of life, including a specially caring and kind and generous female partner, this kind of neglect is actually very common in life, turn off the wrestling show that is watching with relish, how does Zach feel? This sense of powerlessness of being restrained and ignored is very well displayed by the director.
The whole story is about a teenager with Down syndrome who escapes from a nursing home in search of a dream. Lonely, he met a rough fisherman on the road, and the two supported each other and ran south to Florida.
The rough man is redeemed by getting along with the teenager, and the teenager finds equal treatment and brotherhood that he never had before. This is a super positive energy film, but it is completely free of the tediousness of traditional positive energy films. Very attractive!
The whole film is full of a strange coffee style, and some people compare this film to Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", which is quite appropriate. This film is really weird and warm, funny and touching. The teenager's performance is really wonderful, and he does not lose the superstar at all.
That ghostly wit, that intransigence, that brief pre-match self-doubt, that final wreck. I am all kinds of obedience. Who would dare to discriminate against Down's patients? Beware of discrimination against you!
It seems to me that the two of them are each a prescription in each other's psyche, and, I truly believe———— when God closes a window, a door is really opened.