There are four stories in the film, except for the last Natalie Portman story, the first three are actually the same thing, that is, when the person you love leaves you, what do you do?
Jude Law's choice: stay and wait for
Nora Jones' choice: escape
and Arnie's choice: indulge, finally die
I'm still waiting for the fourth answer to appear, maybe Natalie Portman's choice is the fourth: for the entanglement of grievances The love of her father, she chose to distort it, ignore it, and regret it most.
There is no end to the story of love, but in every Wong Kar Wai movie world, everyone is full of emotions and colors.
I like those heavy reds, blues, purples, and greens. In the movie, there are beautiful and moving pictures from time to time, such as the scene of Rachel Weisz standing next to the car.
Good at depicting the emotional world of Chinese people, Wang is more subtle, delicate, and more dissociated, but Americans have a kind of frankness and directness, and they like results. I have to say that there are some deficiencies in the story. This is Wang's least ambiguous movie, and I am willing to recommend it to foreign friends.
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