The Aviator's Wife

Randi 2022-02-07 14:47:22

The "Pilot's Wife" did not actually show her real body, and it also made us see clearly that the essence of love is just a game of ideas, a game of the status of both parties in each other's hearts. In other words, the game between threat and safety, when you think you can still catch her, you will...

Linnie 2022-02-07 14:47:22

Asking for no pain, lovesickness. Starting from the pilot's wife, her pregnancy triggers a chain reaction, the pilot wants to end the relationship with Anna, and Anna loves the pilot, so she is upset, and Francois, who loves Anna, is coldly treated by Anna and upset. At the end of the film, Anna...

Nella 2022-03-19 09:01:09

1. The bus encounters Lucy and follows a scene in the park is one of the best scenes in a Rohmer movie. Subtle kinds of collisions can irritate you and make you smile. 2. Boys' troubles can always be seen through by girls at a glance. Lucy, who met her for the first time, said that people who are trapped in their own troubles are stupid; in the second half of the movie, her girlfriend Anna also asked: If you are only immersed in your own mood and troubles, you can't take into account that I am also troubled ? So, trouble is another name for love. 3. Anna's "work" is because love is not more important than being able to freely manage her time and staying where she wants to be. So the man she chooses is a pilot or the man on the night shift at the post office: there is always room for ventilation. 4. The male protagonist doesn't understand Anna's mind, and can only see that she has the appearance of another man. He also doesn't understand the quirky Lucy, and he can't hear the truth in Lucy's words. He was destined to pass them by and walk alone into the night of Paris.

Orland 2022-03-16 09:01:08

Poor François was toyed with by Anne and Lucie. There is a lot of nonsense in the second half of this film. The capture of characters and the collision and extension of concepts such as love and morality are not as good as the other films. It is more of a small fresh entertainment film. The biggest highlight is that the bus meets the second girl, which is very interesting. The loss of François at the end is meaningful: the kind of intimacy built up in the conversation is fragile and easily dissipated. And it comes down to that faintly jealous possessiveness: Oh, so she has even closer friends.