Falling in Love Comments

Moshe 2022-10-12 02:35:33

This film is adapted from the screenplay of the same name written by the Pulitzer Prize winner. It depicts the extramarital affairs of middle-aged men and women with a touch of romance. The director deliberately avoided the handling of passion and lingering, but used the delicate expressions and words of the male and female protagonists to express surprises. The dialogue to shape the lyrical feelings, let people feel helpless to this "cutting and unreasonable" relationship. De Niro and Streep,...

Aurelia 2022-10-10 00:35:44

Literary Xiaoqing Fan Er love middle-aged derailment version, very delicate, two of my favorite male and female protagonists, reminds me of the last dream of covered bridges, meeting the right person at the wrong time is really hard work . . . PS: In my opinion, Aunt May is the greatest American actress of this century, no...

Sunny 2022-10-01 00:50:05

They didn't act as a couple in "The Deer Hunter", but they did in this one. Aunt May and Godfather told you what acting is, and they are a perfect match. The last Christmas reunion, the polite and alienating greetings, will make people wonder, is this the person who makes you think about it day and night? Fortunately, in the end, Robert De Niro caught up, and at the moment of kissing, as an outsider, I wanted to cry a little, but I didn't love in...

Dandre 2022-09-23 20:06:26

Another Aunt May movie about extramarital affairs. I don't know why, when I first watched "Long Dreams of the Covered Bridge", I hoped that "they" would be together. It may be that the marriage of the heroine itself is like a stagnant pool, and the waiting and following of the hero in the rain adds a tragic color. But the heroine finally chose to stay and return, and was amazed at her behavior of sacrificing herself for her sense of morality and responsibility. And the extramarital affairs in...

Coleman 2022-09-13 09:02:52

Two beauties. Great acting. It was a loving affair with a happy ending. There is no doubt that the society will not agree, so the screenwriter first let the marriages of the male and female protagonists dissolve, and then let the two get better. This makes it easier to deal with. I sigh... the plot is really too crap at the end. However, the tender and handsome Aunt Mei and the handsome De Niro are still in love. I have to say that it is a big opening for fans who like...

Olen 2022-09-12 09:49:07

The Perfect Ending Version of "See You Too...

Sophia 2022-09-07 06:45:00

In the 1980s and 1990s, I saw a lot of this type of films. The major actors and actresses paired up with each other when they were young. It is the representative work of that sweet era. This story is not as good as "Long Dreams of the Covered Bridge". The highlight is the middle-aged screen spark of Aunt May and Robert De Niro. To say that the classic work of extramarital affairs is Francesca and photographer Robert Kincaid. Cover the...

Sylvia 2022-09-06 09:21:49

A story of extramarital affairs that may not be filmed in oriental culture. Two originally relatively happy families were finally broken because of their love at first sight, only for the two to be together in the end. The extramarital affairs caused by the unhappy families of both parties. I'm used to seeing it, and it's more in line with reality. I've never seen this kind of destruction of two families because of the willfulness of the two. Obviously, a movie with a larger cast than the movie...

Margarita 2022-06-20 23:09:07

"I think two people together is...

Mozelle 2022-06-20 23:05:55

It is fate to meet each other everywhere, and it is easy to be happy with each other (I will sit again on Friday). I am married and I am married. Even if you are married, you have to eat. Chinatown has become a place for romance and romance. Earlier than Covered Bridge's Last Dreams (1993 novel and 94 film). Another Christmas, we can meet again in the bookstore. The ending was very subtle, maybe she also got divorced, and they were finally together. Or because the man took the initiative, he...