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Kianna 2022-12-11 00:46:54
In fact, I think this is just an expression of one aspect of love and amplifies it. I haven't watched the original Swedish version and waited for Moretz's version. It's more aimed at her. The story itself is not very good, but I like this moody and depressing atmosphere. When I saw the middle, I guessed that the old man was the one who fell in love with abbey the most when we were young. I didn't get entangled in the practicality of it. What really moved me was the every move of the two children in the film. The kind that can still be called pure Love itself is something that can be met but not sought in the real society!
Extended Reading
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Owen: Do you want to go steady?
Abby: What do you mean?
Owen: Do you want to be my girlfriend?
Abby: Owen, I'm not a girl.
Owen: You're not a girl? What are you?
Abby: I'm nothing.
Owen: You know, it's ok if you don't want to be my girlfriend. You don't have to make stuff up.
Abby: Can't we just keep things the way they are?
Owen: Yeah, fine. Whatever.
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Abby: What are you doing?
Owen: Nothing. What are you doing?
Abby: Nothing.