The songs in the Drunk Country Ballads are really nice. The story begins and ends like a sugar cube melted in Fawewell's glass of water, which feels great.
The character of Davis is very full, his downfall, his anger, he is trying to hide and try to escape, his love and sorrow, as well as the encounter and the opposite song he sings, all make people feel that he should be better Life.
There are three places that I remember deeply, two of which are his outbursts of resistance, he sang that song at a friend's house, reminding him of his dead partner, and his beloved ballad is also his career, and now it has become He couldn't control his emotions during the dinner party, and the second time he heard the helplessness of the owner of "Kerosol Lamp" that he had gone to Zhenshi, so he found the innocent woman on the stage as a vent. The third is when he finally came to Jane's house and said I love you to her.
At the end, there is a scene with the same lines and the same lines as at the beginning of the film, but the two are completely different. I think that the "friend" in the dark may not exist, but Davis's other self, he and The former self said goodbye, neither sad nor happy, life will continue.
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