bit by bit

Carli 2022-04-23 07:01:27

Time is used to wander, the
body is used to love,
life is used to forget, the
soul is used to sing. The
ancient gypsies said the above words.

There's not much to say about the movie. Because the film has been recognized by the world.
On the train coming back from Beijing, I accidentally saw that passage.
It took 6 hours to think.
Think of this movie. It seems to fit somewhat. Some tacit understanding.

War, love, death, country. Layers.
Time, body, life, soul. On and off.

Read it again. More moved. More understanding.

"I know you will come and carry me out in the panist of winds ,that's all I wanted ,to walk in such a place with you,with friends,and us without maps..." The
heroine waits for her lover to save her The words were spoken at the same time as death.
Read it again, a little more helpless.

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  • Alexandria 2022-03-26 09:01:03

    I really can't imagine how good this movie is. I can't stand a disfigured face dangling in front of me all the time, but watching a movie in exchange for discomfort... To be honest, I reluctantly watched the male protagonist as Voldemort. This piece is like the last dream of the covered bridge, it's dark all my life! Betrayal also stole a chastity archway out.

  • Marcellus 2022-03-23 09:01:27

    For those who do not have the ability to appreciate and evaluate these literary and artistic works, labelling the characters, plots or simply criticizing them with the so-called three views is the only thing they can do.

The English Patient quotes

  • Almásy: I am just a bit of toast, my friend.

  • Katharine Clifton: You speak so many bloody languages, and you never want to talk.