Real Window ReviewEssay Preview: Real Window ReviewReport this essayThere is a conflict in the relationship of the two main charactersÐŽXJeffery and Lisa. And the source of this conflict traces back to the different living styles as well as different personal characteristics of the two. A clear example of this conflict may reveal itself in the perfect dinner arranged by Lisa alone.
In one way, Jeffery acts more like an outcast in the society, compared to the success of Lisa and his detective friend. He has little confidence and tends to be more anxious about his future. Opposite to his dreams or his adventurous nature, Lisa asks for a promised living style, a more stable one, though less adventurous. And this probably makes Jeffery hesitated into making a commitment to love or marriage, despite his care for Lisa. Jeffery seeks rather his own individuality, and cannot find his way for a choice of an alternative.
In another way, Lisa belongs more to the mainstream of social expectations. She may not be as romantic or idealistic or adventurous as Jeffery, but she is meeting everyone elseÐŽ¦s anticipation toward a successful, an attractive, and above all a perfect woman. However, when we observed every commitment of such an unbelievably amazing woman to Jeffery, a seemly unsuitable man to fall in love with, what is really in our mind? Do we have the same notion as the housekeeper: having a rather conventional idea and thinking Jeffery should hold no more doubts and accept LisaÐŽ¦s love? Or do we sympathize with Lisa in the film that successful women would somehow turn into an outcast of true love and happiness?
As we observed in the end of the film, the conflict reduced and there is a subtle growth in both characters. Lisa showed her flexible personality and became even more active into exposing her adventurous feature. She broke into the salesmanÐŽ¦s house and was caught in the middle of things by the salesman himself. And this is when Jeffery opened his heart and discovered the likeliness between him and Lisa. During the course of plot, the discrepancy between the couple turned insignificant, and they did work together in order to have the criminal arrested. This may be why we see a smile on Jeffery face, even though the situation turns worseÐŽXfrom a broke leg to broken legs. And Lisa is still at JefferyÐŽ¦s side.
The ending of the movie had no significant characters. I had the chance to watch a lot of the scenes of the film on blu-ray with my friends when I watched the “The Last Dream” trailers that I saw on VHS during the movie’s release. I was disappointed to see the whole movie just a couple of scenes later, so I thought I might take a break from that movie. So instead, here are a few scenes that were pretty much “only” in the final cut. They don’t have “character details” because the movie is such a mess:
You can see more info about the final cut, like this:
A few of the scenes I thought were very “dark” have, according to The Daily Beast, been removed as well. It’s not clear if the films will be put back on disc any time soon. But they did add in some more “normal” characters that I haven’t seen (most of the time this is how we have “character details” on the discs, so it is possible this is just a minor addition, especially since a lot of stuff could not be fully realized without some help. It’s also interesting to note that the “pioneer team of Marvel” were also involved in reshoot, and they included Mike Conway in the reshoots:
As for “The Last Dream”, I can say that these are completely and totally wrong for the reason we discussed. It wasn’t bad at all. But, these are some scenes in which there was some plot inconsistency. That’s because they had no interesting background characters besides JefferyÐŽ, and those characters have nothing to do with the story. I know for a fact that the lead character is actually JefferyÐŽ and the entire team of fans are part of the story. The rest of us are just a bunch of people who haven’t seen a lot of “Marvel live action” movies. I don’t want to know what sort of plotline to follow. It doesn’t make sense. Also, these scenes are not good. Even with this bad ending, they are still better than the ones that people are already watching (I found this pretty funny, but I also had to forgive you for this mistake and I have to say this is because I feel sorry for them and it sucks what they are doing to this movie). Maybe this is the last time they got those characters back on film. I don’t know, I know this story isn’t going anywhere for a while. I hope someday it’ll be brought up during the next arc.
This also gave me a little thought. Does this show that the people who made Marvel movies got a bad side? Who was really playing a part of the Marvel