The beginning of the movie is easy to resonate with business travelers, a sigh of a business trip, a boarding pass, tinnitus during take-off and landing, and the loud noise of the driver's brother. The loneliness comes true.
Opposite the hotel is feasting and feasting, and the next door to the room is groaning. Do you dare to choose a person to fidget when you are alone? So old lovers, bar encounters, restaurant pick-ups, all sorts of options are all working towards a happy cry after having an anony body.
Everything is grey and meaningless, no matter your expression or language. Celebrity someone has enough resources to seduce fans. If the protagonist is set to be a nobody, the ex-girlfriend will definitely be colored when she comes, and dim after she leaves decisively. Emily, forgetting if it was another girl's name, was also supposed to be colored, dimmed after a clear rejection. Only this Lisa, who was sensitive because of her inferiority, stayed, with her own face and expression.
There is no difference between celebrities and ordinary people, but the boundaries of mental and physical abilities are different. Maybe today I can be content to fill the physical emptiness, tomorrow may be psychological loneliness.
So the end of the movie, Emily, isn't ugly. And in the eyes of the protagonist's choice. Somebody may be more inclined to pursue feelings. Nobody also lets itself choose on its own level.
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