First of all, it must be because this is Italy! The warm and elegant people by nature, the peaceful and sunny living environment, the vicissitudes of life and cultural heritage infiltrated into every brick and tile, all of which, I am eager to take a deep breath, blow into that not far dream, and leave it for the future. Visit the dream.
Not only that, many details are quite humorous, but the humor is relaxed and easy, and the banter is often between understatement. Although the writing is shallow, the aftertaste is strong. This is largely the skill of the actors! (It seems that big names are gathered in this film.)
Although there are several unrelated stories, the very skilled editing and soundtrack make this film a strong sense of rhythm and exciting. What's more valuable is that the story tries to reveal the weaknesses of human nature (especially when encountering variables) and even enlarge them. In the end, the characters appear real and lovely. The film also completely misrepresented the usual imitation of literary films (Monica’s gestures are quite the style in the film), but instead sneered and laughed at herself, so even though I was watching the film, the plot became more and more real, and even can be seen. Reminds me of myself in life.
Occasionally, there will be ups and downs in life, perhaps inexplicably becoming prominent, perhaps an affair may fall from the sky, perhaps an exciting betrayal, perhaps excited or in a dilemma for the sake of a dream. Anyway, in the eternal city of Rome, before the ruins that stand for thousands of years, personal troubles or surprises are only short-lived and ordinary. However, every specific story that makes the audience laugh or cry is what makes the city's current vitality.
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