A very realistic movie, love and money, which were originally immeasurable things, but they are so real in this movie.
David was indeed both vacillating and lacking in self-confidence. When John offered 1 million to buy his wife's night, he hesitated, he seemed angry but in fact full of entanglement and desire. Think about the happiness that 1 million can bring to you, this is really tempting. But why is the condition so close to challenging personality, that it challenges the principles of morality? I believe that David loved Diana deeply, but it all happened, and it happened without any effort. Comparing David and John, I can only describe David as incompetent. This evaluation has nothing to do with money status, it is purely in terms of people. He knew that John was richer, more mature and more attractive than he was, so he had been worried about Diana's attitude since John posed the question. On the contrary, John is always in the dominant position of their relationship as husband and wife, always running the game as a winner. From the first meeting in the clothing store, to inviting her to make a bet with her, getting her lucky kiss on the dice, and then hugging her beautifully, pursuing her passionately, and even in the end, David and Diana started again. . . . all kinds of things, and every thing shows John's attitude as a lover. For another man, David, all this becomes pathetic. Speaking of which, it seems that David is worthless by my description, but in fact he is nothing wrong, he just lost to John, completely lost, only in the love of Diana, I think he is in the on the peak.
If a man wants to protect the woman he loves, he must have the ability, and he must not be easily suspicious or jealous. Otherwise, although the ending of the film is good, the life of the young couple can still be happy and happy, but this thing is always the impurities in the relationship between the two. I believe the conversation between John and the driver before Diana got off the bus was intentional. The pretense of a million-dollar club was deliberately fabricated to make Diana completely determined to return to David. If David's opponent is not like John, who can afford it and let it go, then he will eventually lose Diana.
"Have I ever told you I love you ?" "No" "I do." "still?" "Always !"
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