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Vallie 2022-04-20 09:01:51
Although the long day will come to an end, but after the dark night, the morning will always come again
movie posterI just finished reading the "Long Days End" novel yesterday, and I'm watching a movie today. I like the rhythm of the movie very much, and the original work has been adapted just right. The travel part is interspersed with the memory part, which is soothing and powerful, making the plot...
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Orpha 2022-03-22 09:02:04
Falling in love with someone else is uncontrollable
Different ways of dealing with emotions, some are desperate to quench their thirst, some are sympathetic but cannot bear the torture of moral responsibility, and some are completely introverted and restrained, never revealing it for life.
Her heart is a plum that has not yet thanked in the late...
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Jakayla 2022-04-24 07:01:14
The British screenwriter's way of making characters, the ultimate character; using ordinary things to tell a more important thing, a story routine that is often told in class. But I really like it~ I am deeply impressed by the scene of robbing books in the dark, the erotic feeling is so strong
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Cheyanne 2022-03-24 09:02:15
The long days left scars, and I was so aggrieved that I wanted to commit suicide. The ultimate forbearance and the love that will always be buried in the grave in the bottom of my heart. The book robbing scene in the study is more intimate than the sex scene. Every time I watch this kind of film, I say that I don't want to watch this kind of film again, but it has always been the most attracted by this kind of feeling. I hate.
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