Four stars are given to the women's first and second men's looks, as well as the women's windbreaker and the autumn of New York.
Although everyone is condemning spiritual cheating as well as physical cheating, Alex can restrain himself for the Joey he loves, and Joey also chooses restraint for the Mike he married. The love of these two people is no more than that of Mike and Laura. Advanced? I understand one night stand. It has something to do with morality, but it has little to do with it, but the foreplay between you two is too low, so it might be better to just go straight to the bed and enjoy it!
I approve of Joey and Alex. There are good memories, there is a last resort, there is still love for each other, you can hug, you can be reluctant, you can look at the group photo and weep, you can sit alone in front of the window and smoke and miss each other, but it stops there. This has nothing to do with ethics. Joey just because he couldn't face Mike's eyes if he did that, and Alex just because Joey didn't want to. In this way, I think that Alex's love is the deepest, and he looks like a slut, but he "sit up" with the woman he loves all night, how much he is reluctant to digest it, and always give the person he loves a bright smile. And Mike, who looked like a serious man, hurried back to Joey after a half-assisted one-night stand to show his loyalty and eager to make amends, how could he feel so disgusting! At this time, Joey was still immersed in her reluctance towards Alex. She was absent-minded and overwhelmed when facing Mike, but she was so real and pure.
Marriage without love is immoral, and love without marriage lasts forever. For Joey, in the face of Mike, who is together every day but guessing at each other, having reservations, and hesitating to speak, it is still the Alex who remembered in his mind during countless sleepless nights, the one who still sees goodbye even after two years without any contact. Full of love and still true to each other, Alex is better, more charming, and more lasting.
Of course, the above is more from a female perspective. I like Joey, she's beautiful, humorous, talented, and tasteful, and I understand her mentality of having Mike in reality and Alex in ideal. It is not the difference between cinnabar mole and mosquito blood, but the difference between facing the self defined by society and facing the true self deep down in the heart.
New York's framing is good, full of modernity, and full of life. It is estimated that the petty bourgeoisie has a feeling after watching it. The pattern is not large, but it is thought-provoking. For girls, it is really important to downplay gender labels, think independently, and make rational decisions, because this society has too many and too harsh requirements for girls, at least if their thoughts are not constrained, it is possible to live out their own style and taste in life.
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