I watched this movie yesterday, and it was highly recommended by my friend crying. It was like a voyeuristic desire. I used to cry when I watched a movie like Teenage Pi Fantasy Drifting, so I was curious about a movie that would make my friend cry. It must be a resonance, an event like something that happened to me or my mind.
At first, I couldn't see it very much. Fans saw the dream scene of the ideal man in the movie coming out. In my own words, I am the kind of woman who is extremely unlovable in the eyes of men. I always look at men approaching me with a skeptical scrutiny, for money, sex, family? So at first, I felt that this man must have some unpredictable conspiracy, until later I began to believe in such beauty, because the incompatibility of this perfect movie man in reality made me put down my guard.
The second man is a Hollywood man who is chasing fame and fortune. Maybe it's because the perfect movie man fell in love at first sight, maybe because he has the same face as the perfect movie man, maybe because of his excellent acting skills, I actually believe it later This man will have passionate feelings for an ordinary woman who is tortured by life. But from a realistic point of view, what a man who pursues fame and fortune needs must be something glittering on the pyramid, and it must be a beautiful woman with flowing and bright desires.
The third man is also a reality. His reality is that he is like those living men, with mechanical masking, rough words, and irritable character. He will discipline his wife like a slave. "I won't hit you unless you're disobedient." If it weren't for this marital life that suffocates at one glance, she wouldn't be crazy and would have escaped into the beautiful world of movies.
The heroine who wants to escape from her current life should never break three plates and lose her job, relying only on men to achieve her ideals, or is it that the glittering works of movies are creating illusions/dreams for people, Lost mind.
In the end, looking at the deceived heroine, I still sighed with emotion, again, this is too much, because of my own needs, to draw a blueprint for girls to deceive to satisfy their boys. And the girls who desire not to belong to themselves or to know others are not aware of it.
It's like "I like you is my business" because what I like is the perfect person in my imagination, once you get close, or even deceive, after the disillusionment comes despair and brings harm.
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