A happy but incomplete ending

I have heard ancient legends that mermaids seem to be pure and harmless in appearance, but in reality they are poisonous. They lure people into the sea and eat human flesh for a living. The ending is complete and incomplete. The mermaid is too mythical and too perfect. It has too many side effects and is often regarded as poisonous. I hope that the hero's brother will be safe, otherwise this movie will be a tragedy in the face of fairy tales. If this is true love, the price would be too decisive, just as sex does not mean love, how can a person be complete without everything? In a world without music and memories, what keeps love fresh? The whole life should be staying together instead of being imprisoned.
A real movie is not about erasing the thick dust of the times, putting on glasses, sitting on the edge, and admiring and studying the subtleties of each frame of it. It is just a classic big tome. The movie represents a product of a certain age. It is a Santa Claus who gathers the common wishes of all the characters at this stage. It should be like a bitten green apple, with the regrets and defects of that era, but it can let the hormones be repeated again and again. During the play, it exploded and splashed. This movie, I like its brisk tone, down-to-earth shooting, just right humor and jokes that weren’t old-fashioned at that time, as if going back to 1984, Tom Hanks, whose face was not thick and oily, was wearing high-waisted pants. , Shorts, desperately rushing to the streets of Manhattan. At that time, he was young, with the childishness of Amir Khan, who interprets the movie like a lemon under the hazy sunlight. Like it was collected this morning.
Movies are never the product of a single person. Good actors and stories, coupled with directors, constitute a timeless photograph. I finally understand why Uncle Tom is so popular. Just as the camera can speak, Tom uses his body language to express feelings in every frame, as if he could see others by turning his head. Good actors are called Tom.
I scored 4 points for this movie, and one point was deducted because it was anticlimactic, because of incompleteness, because of the cruel unfinished story outside the screen. Get 4 points because it doesn't fade.


I heard that there is a second movie. The two leading actors are not involved. I haven’t watched it. Without Hanks’s movie, I have nothing to do with the uniqueness. It is nothing more than old bottles of new wine. It is completely integrated into the Hollywood commercial trend. Go inside. In fact, there is no need to watch it again, and it is not Disney. If the necklace is added with a follow-up, it will never be so classic. Let it come to an abrupt end, the play is over, it's time to end.

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