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la vie en rose~
Travon 2022-04-19 09:02:17
Write a comment so that innocent children can live forever on my homepage ~ like their love cast in concrete at the end ~ dare you? This game must not be played, the consequences are very dangerous, as Julian said, after more than 20 years, I have found that this is not a question of whether I dare. Finally, when I saw the iron box on the concrete and the two gray-haired old men, I wondered which is the real ending? I think that the concrete may just be a symbol of their love, but when I think of the games they play, why not dare? What's wrong with being able to go back to childhood and find eternity in a frozen world? It's just that Julian dared to hurt Sophie at the time, which made me think that this is nothing more than a game. Maybe it's hard to get out of the game after playing too much. So Sophie is not sure about the end of the game. They all found the end. What is ten years? long. Well, finally can open the candy box to eat candy (my favorite), say I love you, and end the game. OK, stop, solidify. La vie en rose.
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Bethany 2022-03-23 09:02:19
Everything is a game, they dare not say anything but love. It is so inexplicable, but it makes people feel distressed for their relationship. Two people who clearly love each other, because they are afraid that the other party thinks this is just a game and dare not admit it. It wasn't until at the end that Sophie thought she was dead, that she faced her own heart.
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Paxton 2022-04-24 07:01:15
It is a typical French romantic comedy in form, and its imagination is so rich that it can be described as "magnificent". It is very beautiful in many cuts. The performances of Xiao Lori and Xiao Zhengtai are already a bit restricted; but no matter how delicate the structure is. , how brilliant the details are, it cannot change the fact that the concept of love in the film is bullshit in my heart.
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Julien à 8 ans: [narrating] It was a great game, only no one found it funny.
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Julien à 8 ans: [narrating] Friends are like eyeglasses. They make you look smart, but get scratched and then bore you. Luckily, sometimes, you get super cool glasses. Me... I've got Sophie!