It's a good movie, but it's a bit sloppy in the front.
Maybe I am more inclined towards this theme of finding happiness and self.
Many years ago, a friend recommended me to watch "Amelie". I asked what it was about, and my friend said: Tell a story about a girl who finally found love through her own efforts. That's why I like "Amelie". "Blueberry Night" is somewhat similar.
What surprised me was that Wong Kar Wai would also tell such a healthy and sunny story.
I don't think the movie is very Wong Kar-wai, only a light style and images that like to capture details and parts still exist. There may be repetitions or similarities, but there is no melancholy in it, and the resulting feeling can make people feel good.
I like that she keeps walking and still talks to each other about what she sees and thinks, like seeing herself. It's just that she ended up being more fortunate.
The poster is beautiful. Very French. It must be nice to have one at home. Look how similar the colors are to "Two Little No Guess".
Great music as always, not to mention Norah Jones this time around.
The last kiss of the melted and infiltrated blueberry is very soft.
I'm not used to criticizing and making suggestions on films. Everyone has a lot of their own ideas, and the director is even more so. I believe that the other party is better than me. How the other party arranges and accepts it is that I only need to like it or not.
PS: There is no better way than sitting in a movie theater.
The sound of chewing in the dark is harsh, please consider eating some food that is quiet and does not need to be chewed. Cinemas like to provide popcorn. It is a very crisp food, and it is not easy to make a muddy sound. This arrangement is actually a very clever thing.
At the same time, it is also your duty to remind others not to speak like no one else is. Most people will still be alert. Of course, you have to be kind, don't be wordy, one sentence is enough, if it doesn't work, forget it.
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