Since I read the introduction, I started to think if it were me, how would I make a choice? Is there right or wrong?
I know if it were me I would stay and I would dedicate my life to my family and leave the rest to R.
I seem to see Shawshank and Lost in Translation in miniature. But the struggle of freedom succumbs to responsibility instead of prison, and emotional indulgence comes from I love yourself, not from venting.
It's beautiful, a once-in-a-lifetime, true love. Four days, many people say that four days are not enough to confirm true love, but I think four days are long. They only used a dialogue between asking the bridge to determine the ownership of the rest of their lives. I have always believed that feelings come from impulse.
Suddenly I feel that when it comes to love, my life is far more touching than the rest of my life. My past is the past, it will not change because of you. But every second of my present and future exists for you. Let me come to you, this line is really good.
I wear your necklace and hang it where we can all see it. At that moment, R was brave, determined, and hesitant. What a paradox, I wish the car door would really open, and I wish it would never be.
The more profound a magical law I found, the more I felt the film, the less I wanted to write about my feelings. Most of what I wrote was illogical, and what I thought to write was probably endless things beyond words. Whenever I think about this feeling, I miss every movie I've ever seen.
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