C'est la vie, Reivew on Before Midnight

I can't wait to watch this trilogy again. I especially like the third one, watching how the dialogue between the two people turns a thousand times. Talking happily, arguing, trying to fix it, saying a wrong sentence and continuing to quarrel, just this conversation is very enjoyable. From a woman's point of view, the male protagonist knows that he is wrong as soon as he speaks his words; he jumps out of a woman's point of view, watching how irrational women become in quarrels; there are also mistakes that both men and women make during quarrels A lot of unrelated things. The whole film resonates a lot, accusing each other in order to bring children; forbearing disguise for the other party, and then breaking out... Once again, I feel that human nature is interconnected.

Fortunately, these are two people who are in love. Fortunately, these two people continued to observe and reflect on themselves during the quarrel, trying to get out of their excessive emotions. Even if we quarrel, I don’t want to waste every night with you. If two people can think like this, there will be fewer couples and couples in this world who talk coldly to each other. Even people who love each other, who knows which one is wasted. Night will be the end of love.

When the end credits came up, they were pulled back to reality by the fierce quarrel upstairs and the sound of things being thrown. Well, this is real life. People who have experienced love and marriage want to know the ending of romantic couples ten years later, although I don't know what will happen next, but I still envy them.

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