"I want you" & "I promise anything as long as you speak"

Korbin 2022-09-12 07:05:30

I watched Carol last night. I woke up early today, and I have been...can't have anything else in my mind...It's also a widely acclaimed female romance, and I'm really sorry for Adele. Adele's adolescent love was too intense and too direct. Especially the bed scenes... I'm really embarrassed... I can't look directly... I feel that the force is too hard. And carol, it's just too delicious! The sensitive and ambiguous details unique to the love between women are laid out, full of affection in every place, just right. For a woman, love is not something that is said or done, but a feeling. What women say is only to express what they did not say. There is no need to say anything at all, a lot of things are already being exchanged between eyebrows and small movements. You don't need to do anything, the invisible tentacles that have stretched out your whole body are entwining and rubbing each other to feel each other. They have an instinct that can reach each other directly to each other's inner desires. Such an emotional way is indeed incomprehensible to many straight men with cancer. Watching this movie is to feel the subtle emotional atmosphere between them. It's not a question of whether it's good or bad, it's about knowing and not knowing. Such as the second night they were together, the emotions contained in them were too rich. Very warm and moving! After the reunion, therese coldly rejected Carol. "Well, that's that so be it." Although Carol tried to be as calm as possible, all the elegance and restraint were overwhelmed by the turbulent emotion, and tears filled his eyes immediately. The two looked at each other, their breathing accelerating. "I love u~" (if it wasn't for the sudden appearance of a man with sun-eyed eyes) my tears also fell... carol's husband suddenly came, she had to send abby away, the two women reluctantly parted their hands Tangled behind each other into a beautiful butterfly shape. So intimately attached. Good sweet~~~ Especially the atmosphere of the whole story is dreamy and charming. And the aftertaste lingers because of restraint. And it happened in such an era when everyone was beautiful and graceful, it was like a fairy tale where the queen and the princess were happily together~ It was impossible to extricate oneself, unable to extricate oneself, unable to extricate oneself... The queen's stunning decadence is in every look and When you raise your hands, you can see thousands of styles at a glance. The aura of "I want you" is completely irresistible! The little princess' expectation of "I will agree to anything as long as you speak" is weak and persistent, which is lovable. Everything is perfect~~~ And in reality...

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Extended Reading
  • Adalberto 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    Am I the only one who thinks the pacing of the script is a problem? I know this is a stylized choice but it doesn't look good

  • Frances 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    As a straight man, I feel deeply discriminated against :) To tell the truth, if the female characters were portrayed in such a perfunctory way and lack of dimension, they would have been drowned in saliva? There is nothing to say about the two female lead roles, but the pressure from public opinion is too light, so the impression is that the story is really hypocritical and petite...

Carol quotes

  • Carol Aird: What you do on Sundays?

    Therese Belivet: Nothing in particular. What do you do?

    Carol Aird: Nothing lately. Maybe you'd like to come visit me some time. You're welcome to. At least there's some pretty country around where I live. Would you like to come visit me this Sunday?

    Therese Belivet: [responds without hesitation] Yes.

    Carol Aird: What a strange girl you are.

    Therese Belivet: Why?

    Carol Aird: Flung out of space.

  • Carol Aird: [interrupts attorneys arguing over depositions] May I speak? I won't deny the truth of what's contained in those tapes.

    Fred Haymes: [to stenographer] This is off the record, honey.

    Carol Aird: Might as well be on the record.