Undoubtedly, this is the kind of stuffy movie I like. Most of the time, it is a silent action of one person, or a loose conversation between two people, usually a conversation that has nothing to do with eating, drinking, and gossip about Lhasa news.
"The past is not important to me."
"What about the present?"
"I wish it were over soon."
"If the past is not important and the present is a burden, what about the future?"
"If a person can't enjoy the present, his future will be hard to come by.
"I thought so too, but the problem is you can never foresee, like tonight." "
We live alone, we die alone. We're here, but in fact completely enclosed in our own shell. We can only experience the outside world subjectively. Who will know the real you? All I see is the way you are seen."
"I am the way you see, if you look closely."
"There is only one This kind of thing can give meaning to life, that is, there are very few times when you can truly connect with another person.”
My favorite part of the whole film is this dialogue in the bar, which is where he meets people who have a heart-to-heart relationship. ,twice. If there's a word for touching the soul, then George might have felt the touch of the soul in those moments when he paused between conversations.
After watching the movie, it's already today. Yesterday has passed, today has come, and tomorrow will continue. But the problem is you can never foresee.
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