It is a somewhat comical and idealized story. A group of people builds a maritime utopia in full swing, and then gives a voice to those who are running on their own orbits in the frequency, telling them: There are people in the world like you, this world worth loving.
Tobacco, alcohol and sex, the title says, was the golden age of Britpop.
Chef Lesbian, women aboard Saturday, 24/7 music.
The little boy hiding under the quilt, the female clerk by the typewriter, the female student, the nurse on the night shift, the old man and his dog.
The world is a warm home in that moment.
In fact, I am easily moved by such kind of deliberate and idealized stories, but sometimes I think that movies can be used as a tool to convey thinking, but sometimes they should also be dream machines.
So such a bride stands on the bow of the speedboat and rides the wind and waves (although the ending makes people laugh and cry), the conflict between friends can be solved by a serious or not serious mast climbing competition, full of endless vinyl and midnight laughter story What it can bring me is not only the same moving as my album with screenshots of the movie described "the owner of the album cried again", but also the unrealistic expectations of life.
As for the ending, although it was expected that Curtis, who is the director and screenwriter of "Love Matters", is unlikely to make a tragic movie about the martyrs, when he saw the boats holding big signs with fluorescent characters coming from all directions I was so relieved that I wanted to give the director a kiss.
Even if the dirty and embarrassing side is overshadowed by bright colors and laughter, but think about it, rock and roll is to some extent an attitude that can give people the possibility to believe that they can have another life.
We make love not war, so we hide away and give ourselves a reason to be free. After all, who doesn't want to have a good memory of a broken place in the center of the North Sea.
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