See Lolita's 1997 classic. This film is a very hot and beautiful enjoyment for me. When I saw it for the first time, at a younger age, there may be many things I didn't understand, but it was very emotional. I can feel the most fiery and primitive inner desire for girls that he had planted in his youth with Hambutt. The sudden death of his first love made him freeze his emotions and block his love at the original source. He will take this persistence to find her shadow. His last casual glance in the backyard saw the fate of the rest of his life. This girl, no, should be the fire of desire, called Lolita. The three words Lolita came out of his mouth with infinite tenderness.
Hanbutt saw Lolita for the first time in the courtyard, the piano started to tune, the camera panned from the grass, and saw a girl with double ponytails lying on the grass reading a book, soaked all over. A close-up of her entire body, close-up of her feet raised with red nail polish. In the close-up, she turned her head and smiled at Han Ba, revealing her still immature tooth retainer. At that moment Han Ba fell. In his eyes, I could see his scorching heat, the tears in his eyes, and the shock. It was as if he had found a life willing to give everything.
Lolita has the sweetness of a girl, her unrestrained body display, and the restlessness and willfulness of a girl of this age. But she also has a precocious side, like a "demon girl" who knows how to exude the charm that men like.
Jeremy Irons is such a charismatic actor. With deep nasolabial folds, that face and eyes are often solitary restraint and affectionate. His other work "Mr. Butterfly" also made me deeply affected by his emotions.
The end of Lolita, when Hannibal saw Lolita years later, the words that I will never forget came up: "I looked at her and I looked and I knew it, like I knew I was going to die. No doubt as clear, I love her so much more than I have seen or imagined on earth. She was a witch, now she is like a dead leaf, but I love her, this Lori Tower. Pale, bloated, vulgar, pregnant with another man's child, she can wither, can fade, I don't care, but I just look at her, and all the tenderness comes to my heart." The final reason for this film also got me a lot of tears.
Maybe you watched this film before, you were still young, and you could only see the superficial things like terrifying love, but maybe after watching it after many years, you will shed tears unconsciously. will be moved. This is the charm brought by books and movies ~ every picture in it may be the reason why you will remember this movie for a lifetime.
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