On the second and third day after watching the film, I asked myself what other episodes remained in my memory. What else can make you emotional about it.
The glass house by the lake. Yes, the house is clean, arrogant, and independent. Her beauty cannot be approached, the transparent lighting, the calm dark green and the eternal and elegant border color. Calm, lonely, cold and strong. No contention with the world, disdain for the prosperity of the world, only want pure peace. I would love a house like this. Outside the window is a beautiful lake view. Overhead on the lake, a wooden bridge is connected to it, there is no obstruction on all sides, and there is no complicated gaze from others. Talk only to the lake, only to the light.
"I'm here with you Kate". Kate saw the graffiti on the wall, which Alex had left for her two years ago. She laughed. That must be a strange feeling. Take the Chicago city map that Alex marked for her, and look at it one by one. Kate used his own eyes to look at the scene that Alex was in love with. That kind of mood must have been consonant, seeing what the other party saw, thinking about what the other party was thinking, and then smiling knowingly somewhere.
Of course there are a lot of details that I like. For example, the tree that Alex planted for Kate, the book hidden under the floor of the house, and the slow dance steps and reserved and reserved eyes of the two at Kate's birthday party.
The only thing that I don't like is that things that span time and space, I usually don't feel smooth. Not logical. It looked a little cloudy.
But overall, it doesn't affect my liking of the whole movie. Because the first picture is relatively beautiful, I can accept the second detail concept, although it is actually a bit old-fashioned, haha.
"No two hearts can be so open, their tastes are so similar, their feelings are so deep" can also have nothing to do with love, and I think it's more appropriate to say that they know each other by heart. Between the same sex and the opposite sex, there is a spiritual fit and integration that transcends the mundane world and spans time and space. All of this seems to be able to be included in the knowing smile that reaches the bottom of the soul with the slightly raised mouth corners.
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