Is there always a chance to go back

I don't know if this is the first time I've seen a movie like this. The male and female protagonists met when they were young. One was careless about this encounter, the other was unforgettable and started a secret love that lasted for years or even decades. Finally, after the years in the love field, I looked back and found that the one who was waiting silently by my side was the best, so I turned back and finally became a fairy couple. Of course, there will still be two people who have had a partner in the long ambiguous relationship, and when the master who is always waiting has a spare tire or even when the spare tire is ready to be turned into a normal, the two leave everything and hug tightly to prove their love. great. Likes to make a fuss about the wedding hall. And the one who turns back is always the male protagonist, and the one who waits is always the female protagonist.
"a lot like love" is like that. "One Day" is like that. "When Harry Met Sally" is a similar plot.
After watching "a lot like love", I was a little impatient. Subtle and thought-provoking truths are buried by disgust and unwillingness. Although love has nothing to do with planning, it can transcend career, money, and time. However, love, can it stand the wait, and will it always give you a chance to turn back.
Time doesn't stop at the first meeting forever. "Meet the golden wind and jade dew" is not to describe such a "grievance couple" who is not a long-distance love run. One year, two years... More than ten years have passed, and the male protagonist has become a middle-aged man with an old and tired face (fortunately, the handsome guy in the movie is not much older), while the once-old-fashioned and shy-faced female protagonist has passed through the years. Polished into a delicate and clean woman. The male protagonist appeared repentantly in front of the female protagonist who grew up against him to express his love, and the female protagonist's eyes were slightly drunk with tears shining. I am impatient. Director, this is such a beautiful and unrealistic dream. Man, why do you have the chance to turn back?
Is it because of your once handsome beauty or the wealth of the enemy country? Is it based on your years of experience in the love scene or the ravine accumulated in the corner of your eyes? Is it the overnight stubble of your messy hair or the beer belly of a near-pregnancy in June? Or do you have a heart of sincere remorse?
When the heroine waits for you with 12 points of enthusiasm and spends her whole youth, you are in a romantic mood. When she has a destination, you appear, fall from the sky, or a guitar and a minor tune try to use a little romance to make her fascinated again. Ba Su will continue the relationship with you again. Once the heroine rejects your aggrieved little eyes, she will immediately capture the heroine. What you think is too beautiful, the director and your editor have become too beautiful. No matter how long the love is without a response, it will be scattered into sand in the wind. What's more, I don't want you.
I still admit that "One Day" is a good movie. I have little resistance to Anne Hathaway's preference for her. I was moved by the indelible love sung in it, rejoiced that their lovers finally got married, and because the male protagonist grew into a good man at home, I couldn't help but feel the idea of ​​getting married. According to this routine "a lot like love" is also good. It is more healing to take a look when you are doubting and despairing about love. Ashton Kutcher finally has the appearance of a mature man.
But I'd say it's still a good dream, especially a romantic comedy like this apocalypse. In reality, do you really believe that your love can wait for you for so long, the diaosi are attacking the goddess and have been criticized for turning back, you better keep your eyes open to find the other half in love. If you don't feel that you will find out that it is the face around you after many years, please, seek the opportunity to turn back on the premise that you are sure that you can give happiness, and it is not in vain for him (her) to wait for you for so many years.

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