It contains too many beautiful little emotions, but those shots are restrained and quiet like the protagonist of the story . Let’s talk about your moving point in a closer and more realistic way . For example, the heroine hummed "if you want me" with a smile on the way home after buying CD batteries in the supermarket. For example, when the heroine and heroine were at the beach, what did the heroine mean in Czech (you can think of it as a toenail). "I love you"), for example, the hero says to the heroine, "Come with me to London, let's write songs together, and live in a comfortable house.", etc. These are very ordinary, not so much that they move you. Rather, these episodes are like a kiss between you and your lover once, and that kind of undercurrent of emotion touched you, so you were moved by yourself. One of my favorite scenes is when the hero (I really want to call him sucker guy--) says to the heroine that it's the last day, come to my house, I can make you breakfast and listen to some songs or something. The heroine said, "You can also do some shameful things." The hero responded, "You can't see the light, do you think those things are shameful?" The heroine replied, "It's okay to do those things." But, "It doesn't make sense. "Yes, it's the most wonderful place for me.
Some people say that this is an extended MV, or simply polarized to describe "the plot is weak", "only music can be heard", or talking about such a style will inevitably lead to "before sunset" and "before sunrise". It's a little too solemn, and the shape is too concave. For these films with a fresh smell, no sweetness, calmness, and affection, the simple and clean scenes and crowds, and the clean streets without many pedestrians seem to be people who are pure and chasing their dreams. Give it the quietest and purest smile you can have. Don't think about how to compare, how to say "once is more like something. What is once. once...".
I really like its soundtrack, "falling slowly", "the hill", "all the way down" and so on. Almost every song is very nice, falling slowly and if you want you are almost all songs that you will start to sing along unconsciously when you hear it for the first time. And the first time I heard "The Hill", the heroine played it to the hero in front of the piano in the recording studio, which was amazing. The scene where I can't help crying and leaning on the hero's shoulder instantly made it into the top ten of my 2007 screenshots, just as wonderful as the snowflake stop-motion kissing scene at the end of "Sleepless in the Supermarket". Infatuated with their British pronunciation, beautiful and restrained.
To say the least, this is a movie you won't be disappointed with after watching it no matter what. Of course, the premise is that if you have a "romantic" heart called "literary". Tell your friends and listen to falling slowly on a cool, rainy day, or sing the hill or the KUSO version of when your minds make up to your lover in a mischievous way (yes, I'll do it tonight Sing, based on the premise that if you can find a lover before dark.) Imagine once in your head calmly, like a smiling heroine looking out the window.
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