This movie makes people see the strong mentality of Vien Roche played by Binoche who is not afraid, insists on his own things, and does not let the closed and dark life blind his own characteristics. Even though she was seen as an outlier, even though other residents were warned by the mayor not to go to her chocolate shop, Vianne Roche insisted on what she had. And in the end, the victory brought true laughter back to the townspeople.
There are many movies that praise the fear of power and self-reliance, and this movie lays out this theme lightly. In the movie, the charming chocolate is used throughout the film from beginning to end, and the fragrance of chocolate is blindly used to dissolve the new house where everyone is imprisoned. It is everyone's right to pursue happiness. Under the long-term spiritual unity of the mayor, this seemingly peaceful small town area has long lost the sound of people's laughter. The pursuit of inner happiness reflected in this film is diffused through the rich chocolate aroma.
In addition to expressing the theme with clean lines, the film also attracts the hero and heroine and the chocolate that appears at any time. Johnny Depp's appearance is arranged very later, and his role is not much, but his role as Gypsy Rocks is very individual. The wild charm, the handsomeness of the guitar, and the wandering temperament are used in Johnny Depp to make this excellent actor the icing on the cake. Needless to say about the heroine Binoche, I watched this movie because of Binoche, and my personal love for her is like the endless rain in the south, which is slender and slender. While watching this movie, I was greedy a few times. For someone who hardly buys chocolate, the intoxicated expressions of people enjoying chocolate are deeply stimulating to my nerves. I went to buy Jindi on the same day, and I have a lot of aftertastes.
The stories drawn from the collision of old and new ideas bring thoughts and are worth watching.
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