I don’t know how many films of this type and subject matter I’ve seen with similar plots, and there are often signs of similarities. After all, they are all stories written with a background in a big environment, but I still cried in the middle of the night, maybe because I grew up and experienced some things. A little bit more can put aside the good and scumbags of the characters and enter and understand the heart of each character. (The picture, music, costume shooting, etc. are too good to say) Here are some thoughts: Although Gabriel has been emphasizing the right thing to learn, maybe the most amazing treatment of the film is that the heroine finally chose Gabriel, not necessarily just because This is the right thing, the right person also understands the mental journey of a sentimental heart hidden under the surface of rationality because of the seed of love that was planted from the beginning It really hurts your heart to be blind. Even you were looking forward at his funeral, but it's a polite act of silence that can't hide the sadness. The weight of this kind of human emotion is in the heroine, in Gabriel, in Frank, and just because of their personality. The way they control this emotion is deviated. If you don't say it, maybe you think you understand, maybe you are willing to keep your distance and be willing to be your life. Maybe it's because I really don't care, maybe I'm used to this best state, I'm afraid of breaking it, I'm afraid of losing the hero and heroine The foundation foreshadowing is different from what Frank takes is different from what Volvo gives It is interdependence and mutual favor but equal. I can or will be able to give you. You can choose you. If you don't take time, I may also leave, but now. I still can't worry about you, I will accompany you, you don't despise my downfall, because you know that I have the ability, and I don't despise your going astray, because I also see your instinct. The situation really makes it difficult for you to choose a person. No matter what the reason and the state of mind, you have to give everything to love you. You are willing to put down your dignity and you are willing to wait and say that even if you are afraid of you, it is because of the burden. You are sacrificing your future...
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