After a lapse of nearly four years (2016-4-4, 2020-2-7), I revisited this work, and found that I have not grown up, and I cannot write beautiful words and say what I think and think in it...just like a movie Richard said he failed writing the same thing?.
Many people interpret it from the perspective of the awakening of female consciousness, but that is not what I am interested in... What moved me the most was the painful and sincere questioning of the self by the three characters throughout the whole article, for a moment, or many times You get lost about things you were passionate about, where you've been for so long, "Is my life just a trivial? " "Do I ever belong here? " "who the hell am I and what I' m living for? ” When you begin to seek the meaning of continuing to remain the same, the original world begins to disintegrate, and in the film one is escaping the suffocating quagmire with the sin of breaking away from social norms, and the other is re-searching for the forgotten with respect for life the love of one, while the other leaves nothing but poetry: "always the years, always the love, always the hours" The film ends with Nick's character Virginia whispering, with two death alerts and a blessing for the living to escape Haze, even if he is burdened with another kind of pain, he must find a sincere and peaceful home where he can seek his heart.
In other respects, the movie transitions are very beautifully used, and I want to try listening to the original sound to fall asleep to the music; my favorite among the three female leads is the tender, struggling and broken emotions that Moore plays and when Aunt May performs. The little movements of the film are particularly dramatic; Nick's makeup is so strong that I really have to stare at her for a long time to recognize her. She won the Oscar for this film, but I have never realized a particularly strong moment of her ( Maybe it's the part of the station, I actually like the scene where she molested the maid the most).
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?Always the years, always the love, always the hours ??
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