2. I rarely watch vampire-themed films, the impression is "Paris, I Love You" "There's a little vampire story that's too romantic. Then it should be this one. I don't think it's difficult to come up with a vampire theme, because there are many contradictions, such as the choice between people and ghosts, whether the greatness of love can overcome the temptation of blood, and the cruel reality to choose to be a mediocre person or a black ghost. Something interesting and thought-provoking.
3. The pictures in Let Me In are very beautiful, and the little actors perform very well, especially Chloe Moretz, the little girl who plays the vampire, who is really amazing. I vaguely remember the awesome little Supergirl in "Kick Ass".
4. After watching the film, the words "nested loop" came to mind. It seems that many highly rated movies involve nested loops. Through such a relatively uncomplicated method, the depth of the movie can be increased by several levels, which is indeed a happy thing.
5. At the end of the film, the boy and the woman are separated by yin and yang, and communicate with Morse code. The boy eats a piece of candy in a melancholy manner, looks out the window, and the train departs for winter.
I sighed silently in my heart, the world of Daqian is changing fast, and the sad boy is still there.
At first, I really thought that the man with glasses was Abby's father, but I was really surprised to find out the truth later. As the guardian of twelve-year-old Abby, the man with glasses expresses his almost morbid love for Abby in a tragic way. The phrase "Don't meet that boy again, ok?" was just over the top at the time, but it can be said to have a lot of connotations later.
There was always a conspiracy theory in the way I actually watched it, although I wish the story wasn't like that. That's why Abby actually thought about Owen as her new guardian early in the morning. During the whole process, it was hard to get hold of it, and it was hard to stop. Do you think a twelve-year-old boy can have the same mental state as a twelve-year-old "little girl"?
In any case, this is the so-called fate. Divorced parents, a bleak life, even if there is only a glimmer of light, is everything to Owen. Maybe when the man with glasses was guarding Abby, the two twelve-year-olds were driving into the distance in a donkey cart, and the man with glasses would also look at the scenery along the way melancholy, and the picture in his mind was full of pure but stained blood lover. As for Owen, with the train bound for winter, the Morse code, and the company of his favorite candy, he must have the same picture in his mind as the man with glasses. Long way to go, at what moment will he dedicate his neck to his lover of darkness?
The vast world has gone by in vain, and not everyone can get such an opportunity. How would you choose if such a tragic young character was put in front of you?
(Brother will definitely elope with the girl without hesitation.)
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