In this film, I feel that Colin Firth's acting skills, as told by his acceptance speech at this year's Oscars, have reached the "peak of his career". comfortable!
Lately I always think about the difference between life and death. Sometimes I can't help feeling sad, my eyes wet, or a few tears fall. What is the difference between when I was alive and when I was dead, before there was me, and after I was not. The world and the likes that I cannot touch or experience have never been disturbed and mediocre. Their vividness is beyond my comprehension, gorgeous and splendid. However, not everyone has had such clear seconds in his life. It slips away like it's worthless and doesn't save most of the moment's rudeness. If it's grace, it's tiny. However, it is enough.
"If this world doesn't even have time to be sad, I don't want to live anymore." Loneliness is such a delicate stunner. It stretches, it slows down, every moment in the world that the heart cannot express. I see pity. From the soul to the body, the whole body is transparent.
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