The film is about the process of a sexual couple developing into love. There are many scenes of nudity in the film, but it doesn't deliberately sell sex and eyeballs.
The heroine is Hathaway and the hero is Gyllenhaal. After watching the film, the director selection is very precise. I was completely oblivious to the excitement of those nudity scenes by the lead actors' storylines. The male and female protagonists are all masters of love. The first normal conversation was in a coffee shop, and the heroine said recklessly: "You want to have sex, and I want to have sex too. Come to my house."
The title of the film can be decomposed into two parts: one is love, from sex to true love; the other is elixir, the male protagonist is a drug salesman, and his company initially failed the drug test of a product it was selling. To replace the medicine commonly used in the hospital. Later, the company invented a new drug to make the male protagonist rich called Viagra.
The young heroine suffered from the early stage of Parkinson's disease. It is also because I have to rely on drugs for a long time, and this disease that cannot be cured makes me not want to delay anyone, and I don't want to have feelings with anyone. After the disease develops, there will be severe limb shaking, and then loss of metabolism, incontinence, loss of language function and so on.
Both parties start making love and end up making love. It is also difficult to give up after real life. The male protagonist decided to give up the opportunity to go to Chicago and chose to recover the female protagonist and live together.
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