Simply talking about the feeling of the story of this movie. When I watched this movie, I thought of "Closer | Stealing the Heart". I happened to talk to my friends about the topic of "derailment" after watching the movie. It’s not very comfortable. Maybe the ending is if both of you fade out of Chantry’s world. I’d like it better. I met a group of friends a year ago. When you are together, you suddenly meet a new person, you think this is your 100% girl/boy, your soul mate, how would you choose. One year later, just a few days ago, we stayed quietly after the wine bureau, and someone raised this topic again. The careful people discovered that in one year, everyone's answers had changed. My answer a year ago was: I believe that when I like someone very much, there will be no other people in my eyes. If during my relationship, there will be someone else who can make me feel that he is my 100% boy, it means that my current relationship has reached its limit. I will end this relationship very firmly. During this year, several stable model lovers around for N years suddenly separated. Among them is a super best friend who has been away from her boyfriend for five years. When the boy is about to return to the same city as her, and everyone is waiting to receive their invitation, the boy has cheated on his spirit. Although the boy didn't intend to be with his cheating object, he couldn't accept that his feelings were no longer pure, so he broke up with his girlfriend who had been together for five years. To be honest, this incident had an impact on my three views. Perhaps because of this, I dislike the setting in this movie. I naturally watched this movie from the perspective of the original Chantry, who has not many scenes. I personally think that no matter how passionate it is, it will calm down over time. And not to confuse calm and lose interest. In the film, Chantry gets angry after Wallace confesses his impure motives for being a friend. But the warming of Wallace's feelings for her, except partly because of Wallace's friends, and a large part of Chantry's acquiescence to Wallace's liking for her. Going back to that question, if you don’t have a deep relationship with the other person, how can you be sure that he is soul only by love at first sight? mate. So there must be an extremely long training period before this. So it’s your own greed or the vanity that people like to be abducted. Spiritual derailment relationship brings us happiness, and also responsibilities. If you enjoy the beautiful part of love, then you have to be responsible when you suffer from the negative emotions it brings. Face it and assume it. Love is restraint. You can’t indulge yourself just because your feelings are plain. Don’t use plainness as an excuse to seek fresh peace of mind that’s my points, so when the heroine is so swaying and derailing, he is still blaming one’s “we are just friend” motives. When I was impure, it was really unpleasant to look at my heart. Back to the original question. One year later, my answer to this question is that first of all, I still think it won’t happen to me. If one day I find myself mentally derailed, I will review it. Myself, it must be my own problem and when I realize it, I will insist on returning to the original relationship because getting closer is easy but getting along is a challenge Chantry said when discussing past relationships with Wallace that she is usually not I'm always trying to make things work if she were, we will meet another end of the story I'm always trying to make things work if she were, we will meet another end of the story
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