It takes years to experience the mood

Dell 2021-12-15 08:01:10

When I saw this pre-screening poster everywhere on the road, I looked forward to it, because I returned to China at the beginning of the year and read the Chinese translation of this book.

It was in the first scene of the first day of the theater. Except for me, all the audience were women over 30 years old, as well as old couples with gray hair. I look like a child who broke into the world of adults, sitting quietly in the middle.

The only thing that made my nose sore was that when Liz listened to Richard's story on the balcony, she fantasized about getting married. Her husband told him, I still love you. Liz said, then love me. He said, I miss you, Liz said, then miss me. Then she repeated what Richard told her, send your love every time you miss me, and then drop it. It won't last forever. Nothing does. They danced and Liz leaned on his shoulder and said these things.

Why is it that the only thing that makes my nose sore is because although this is a good movie I think, I think it is very touching and warm, but I did not cry. But there were so many shots that made the women present cry, and even an old white-haired gentleman sitting in the front row of me was wiping tears. Such a picture is very moving.

I know the reason why I didn't cry, because I have no marriage, no years of experience, no joy, anger, sorrow, and joy for more than 30 years. The audience shed tears because Liz's story made them feel the same, and let them see courage, positivity, beauty, peace, etc., even though I am moved by love, even if I feel warm, but I lack the traces of years that can resonate. .

A few days later, I told a friend about the movie and told her the story. After I said it for a long time, she responded without hesitation: "If I had money, I would do the same."

Suddenly , I was speechless, and it made no sense to continue.

I know how strong the desire to find inner peace is, and I know how much help a good love can give. This is not about a man, nor is it about squandering money, at least I think so, maybe I am too emotional.

But someone, like my friend, thinks that all this is meaningless, everything is built on the actual economic foundation, it is too beautiful, beautiful and unrealistic. Some people think that it is because of a man in the end? Or you might say that this is a cultural difference and it doesn't work in our country. Some people even talk about visa issues. It's not that you can leave at any time if you want to go to Italy.

So I haven't discussed this movie with anyone again, because I'm afraid that others will put forward the above opinions. I know that this exists, and I know that such questions are reasonable. But I can't forget how quiet everyone was in the cinema that day, the scene of the white-haired old man crying, and the tears of so many women. I think they are happy. If the author and director see such a picture, they will feel satisfied and gratified, because this is their purpose, they want to tell the audience something, and this "what" is deeply buried in everyone. In my heart.

I love this movie. I don't think any second scene is boring. I am moved not because I believe in or longing for this kind of life. What is moved is the kind of peace and nature that takes years to experience.

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  • Hugh 2022-04-23 07:02:19

    Why is JR so old and so ugly to spoil JB and JF, two handsome guys who are so handsome? Why are awesome supporting roles like RJ and VD being ruthlessly wasted? Big mouth, what are you trying to say from the beginning to the end? This kind of adaptation really makes people completely lose interest in the original, even though I love to read travel journals so much.

  • Creola 2022-04-23 07:02:19

    As usual, the movie is a lot inferior to the book, although Roberts is very similar to the author himself. I really liked the part about eating pizza in the Italian barbershop, it was so vivid and interesting; and the phrase "When can you forgive yourself" at the Indian Meditation Center touched me. Although the film has many elements that I like, such as food, exotic atmosphere, etc., it is still monotonous and lengthy. 2010.11.28

Eat Pray Love quotes

  • Felipe: Listen, balance, my darling, is not letting anybody love you less than you love yourself.

  • Liz Gilbert: In the end, I've come to believe in something I call "The Physics of the Quest." A force in nature governed by laws as real as the laws of gravity. The rule of Quest Physics goes something like this: If you're brave enough to leave behind everything familiar and comforting, which can be anything from your house to bitter, old resentments, and set out on a truth-seeking journey, either externally or internally, and if you are truly willing to regard everything that happens to you on that journey as a clue and if you accept everyone you meet along the way as a teacher and if you are prepared, most of all, to face and forgive some very difficult realities about yourself, then the truth will not be withheld from you.