After watching the movie, I felt a little bit of melancholy and sadness in my heart. I can't say why. It may be a feeling for Bobby's transition from being inexperienced to being able to work in Vanity Fair, or it may be the embarrassment of the lonely eyes in the corner of the male and female protagonists at the New Year's party. . After thinking about it, I finally thought of the sentence in the title. This sentence is what one of my cousins said to me when I saw whether to continue studying or work directly. At the time I couldn't help but feel that life really is the best teacher of philosophy.
Looking at the height of this mountain is probably human nature, especially when that mountain is still a chance to climb. Vonnie said that Philip loved her very much and that she was also a good wife, but she still dreamed of Bobby occasionally. Bobby is a man with a happy marriage and a lovely child, but he still misses his young lover. I find it quite sad. It's not because there are lovers who cannot be dependents, but because this kind of emotion is hypocritical and full of irony of reality, there is no need to exaggerate it as the so-called true love. bobby may be what can be called true love for Vonnie, at first sight, awkward and sincere, but Vonnie made a choice, she chose a more visible future. I couldn't help but wonder, if she had chosen Bobby, would she have dreamed of Philip from time to time?
So I think it's good that the ending is fixed on Vonnie's face in the end. There is no abandonment of the family, and there is no lust to burn the rationality. Some are just nostalgia for the past in a happy and happy life, hypocritical and contrived, just like life.
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