If I hadn't seen the sun,

I was impressed by the 13-year Oscars. Xiao Li still worked too hard in Wolf of Wall Street. Scarlett's voice was still sexier than all women, and 12 years as a Slave was still concerned about racial discrimination. Blanchett's solo show and fashion textbook Blue Jasmine, for the first time, together with the Golden Globes, awarded the best actor and best supporting actor to the actors in the same film. Dallas buyers Club.

the Dallas buyers Club is based on Ron Woodroof's real experience., Ron Woodroof was born in 1950 as an electrician. In 1986, he was diagnosed with HIV and will soon die. After hearing the news, Woodroof reviewed all kinds of AIDS reports and the latest research reports that could be found, and prepared his own combination of drugs to slow the disease. At the same time, with the help of a doctor and a patient, he founded the Dallas buyers Club (Dallas Buyers Club), to sell drugs that were not approved by FDA to other HIV carriers.

Woodroof and his Dallas buyers Club are fighting FDA, unreasonable regulations and the HIV virus. Woodroof died on September 12, 1992, six years after he was diagnosed, not only by his own efforts but also by helping others prolong their lives.

when the Dallas buyers Club was founded, FDA turned a blind eye, but with drug side effects and supposedly violent profits, FDA began to face up to the Dallas buyers Club and intervened and punished.

movies want to express a lot of things, homosexuality, homophobia, AIDS, the bottom, social discrimination, government inaction. Even before 1982, AIDS has been known as "homosexual immune deficiency". Because of social impact and huge benefits and other reasons, domestic investment in AIDS research in the United States is very limited.

in the Dallas buyers Club, electrician Ron (Matthew McConaughey) lives in a dilapidated mobile room in Texas. He smokes, drinks, takes drugs and occasionally has fun in the hidden corner of the cowboy arena. There are two girls beside him at the same time. He hated, hated and stayed away from homosexuality, but unfortunately contracted AIDS, which was considered an incurable disease unique to homosexuals at that time. From then on, he was diagnosed with a life span of only 30 days.

Ron sat in the car crying, his face twitching and his veins popping out.

Experimental drugs are only available to a small number of patients, excluding Ron, but he refuses to accept death. In Mexico, Ron found a doctor whose license was revoked. After taking the medicine made by the doctor, Ron lived much longer than the hospital diagnosis. He saw his experience as a business opportunity, so hundreds of people joined his Dallas buyers' club.

Ron's business partner Rayon (Jared Leto) is a gender inverter, passionate about women's clothes, enchanting and morbid.

at first Ron was very repulsive of his behavior and homosexuality, and then as the relationship deepened. Ron found that Rayon, although wearing a skirt and lipstick, is different from others, but brave and kind, even can be called very beautiful.

Ron's old friend refuses to shake hands with Rayon at the grocery store. Although forced by Ron to touch Rayon's hand, the discrimination involved is self-evident.

then the FDA and some drugmakers intervened, and the film ended in Day 2557, six years after Ron was judged by the hospital to live for no more than a month. If Ron is really alive, it is only these six years. In the movie, there is a scene of yellow butterflies around him, the beauty is impractical.

in terms of actors, Matthew McConaughey's ready-to-break expression and steep face appeared on the screen, and with the rickety footsteps, I really didn't realize that this was the prodigal son.

until recent years, Matthew McConaughey finally got serious and contributed quality performances in both "Killer Joe" and "Muddy" until he won an Oscar for Best Actor in 2013. (maybe he gave Xiao Li the courage and inspiration to win the award.) McConaughey was very sexy before. Although his acting skills were not flattering, he was really beautiful.

Leto, who plays Rayon, is a bigger surprise than Matthew McConaughey.

Rayon in the movie is like a performance artist, showing that he is a gender pervert and homosexual, which was not an easy task in the 1880s. For six years, Leto played a female soul wrapped in a man's body.

Leto is perfect for such characters, such as the shivering footage of drug addicts in the Requiem of Dreams. In the Dallas buyers Club, when he took off his women's clothes and put on his suit to ask his father for help, the sense of incompatibility and disobedience jumped out of the screen.

this kind of performance, which is close to "self-destruction", has always been very popular.

"Dallas buyers Club" Matthew McConaughey

Leto

Charlize Theron

Charlize Theron

Leonardo

in the Wild Hunter many years ago. In a movie, a director or screenwriter is more like a dreamer, but they make dreams possible.

starts with the 30-day countdown until the end of the 2557th day finally appears on the screen.

the perspective of the film is very balanced, and it is not easy for this kind of film to focus on a certain group, compared with the film "12 years a Slave", which focuses on the persistent and widespread problem of racial discrimination. It is also more in line with the academic mind. The questions raised by the Dallas buyers Club, except for homosexuals andIn addition to the attention of AIDS patients, another point is very moving-if you are going to die tomorrow, how do you live today? Ron did not become a human rights fighter, did not become a "hero" in a practical sense, he just wanted to live, but society did not allow him to live, so the "cowboy spirit" he had always advocated appeared, unyielding, stubborn, cunning, even a bit chivalrous. Ron didn't become a perfect person, and that's not what he's here for. He still wants to make money, he wants to have fun, and he still wants to ride a bullfight. When death roars in like the destruction of a city, there are always some people who become warriors.

I have never loved the world, and

it is the same to me;

I have not flattered its rotten smell,

I have never bowed to my knees,

worshipped its idols;

I did not laugh on my face, let alone shout loudly,

worship an echo;

worship an echo;

worship an echo;

worship an echo;

worship an echo;

did not put the mind in the shroud of

, which is not but counted as their thoughts.

marched together, so that

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was suppressed and docile.

-- Byron