As the saying goes, full of warmth and lustful desires, that is true at all. After Lucy did it a few times, she couldn't hold back her curiosity. Although her mother Sang righteously rejected her, she still had her own way. In the end, she sadly found that she was only those who had lost her life. A plaything for sexually capable old people, she finally couldn't restrain her inner hypocrisy and burst into tears.
If I were Mama Sang, I would definitely slap her after calling her up, what the hell, do I still have to set up a torii when I become a bitch? Didn't you say that? The vagina doesn't have to be a holy place, it's all fucking sleeping, it's not to accompany anyone!
Lucy is just a little girl after all, even if she has experienced life and death, it is just the end of her dedicated and heroic love. She doesn't understand the pain of a hero's twilight, she doesn't know the sorrow of the white head in the world, just because she is young and youthful Masamune.
People who go to the Lucy platform can see from their clothes and words that they are not ordinary people. When they once had heroic feelings, they also achieved their goals in life and became famous. They stood on the top of the pyramid and overlooked the lower world. The only thing they did not It's just "not old".
It is the most ethereal thing like "Longevity", so even they can only watch the chariot of time and be invincible.
Watching.
That's why there is such a sad behavior, and that's why the industry of "Sleeping Beauty" was born. Even when they thanked their mother Sang, their tone was humble and humble. They knew that they were soberly aware of their own The behavior is so pitiful, but they can't stop, as if with a young female body, they also regain their youthful energy.
Sometimes, the saddest thing is that you know nothing will help, but you are still hopelessly lost.
So, compared to Lucy's hypocrisy, those twilight old people make me feel more pitiful. But that doesn't mean I think it's a great movie.
Everything originated from Kawabata Yasunari's "Sleeping Beauty" (yes, the director didn't even change his name, at least our director Zhang changed it into a poem), there is nothing to say about the specific plot, everyone automatically replaces the country with Japan, By the way, it would be nice to be more erotic and perverted in the erotic place. In fact, in simple terms, one is the European version and the other is Japanese, and I don't like it. There seem to be three reasons.
First, I hate all film and television works adapted from novels. Every time I cry and faint in the toilet, I dare not look back. No matter how good the protagonist is, I don't want to watch it.
Second, pearls and jades come first, and plagiarism is shameful.
Third, I swear the director has not seen the original. The Sleeping Beauty in Kawabata Yasunari's writings is delicate, with a decadent beauty that is as gorgeous and enchanting as the peony flowers in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Can't say.
Such a woman is definitely not this hypocritical woman who doesn't know that there is a white head in the world.
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