The disgusting thing is too Wong Kar Wai, "I've been waiting for you for fifty-one years, nine months and four days", and the useless "many years later...". Years later, in fact, the fate of every life - including all the supporting characters and even parrots - must be fulfilled immediately.
The movie went astray from the point of casting. It’s okay if Neville couldn’t make the feeling he had when he was studying, but the performance basically didn’t reach the passing line. It was like finding a few people to temporarily set up a team and started singing without rehearsing. . I love Baden, his performance may not be accurate, but he is like a complete person, not a person who is pretending and performing. In addition, since there are Baden, how can there be no my goddess Penelope! ! !
Finally, Kusturica, if you don't cherish your life and act in time, I can only do my part in the adaptation of "One Hundred Years of Solitude"!
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read the old life of the heroine and her husband in the first part of the novel, and thought of "Love". Marriage provides only stability, not happiness, and it is always disgust that must be fought. Both marriages can basically be called marriage paradigms. They got used to each other, experienced great ups and downs and extreme disgust.
If one sentence summarizes the story, then the story is like a fairy tale. A man loves a woman all his life, and finally achieves fruition in his 80s. The heroine finally recognizes true love, and Marquez commends loyalty and perseverance. It's unbelievable to say that, and you almost doubt the author's honesty. Look through the fog to see the truth, and the ambiguity and richness of the novel supports your interpretation.
Let's assume that what can defeat love is either disgust or oblivion. Human love can expand infinitely, and the unrealized unique love for a specific object will not be replaced by another kind of love. So the ending is possible. At first, the woman was completely disappointed and rejected him because he was ugly, thin, timid, and weak that day; later they lived in a city, and they met or heard about each other from time to time; the doctor was the most prestigious in the city, and the wife also followed suit. Coming to be more noble has consolidated the male desire; the male protagonist has become richer and richer, and then his sense of mystery has been restored - the longing for love is just an attempt to enter a mysterious life for the parties involved; the male love is well written , the lines are full of wisdom. So, this is done!
"Zeno's Consciousness" also wrote a love life story. However, although he didn't get love, the one who got satisfaction in marriage was the male lead who was rejected at the beginning. Then, in a similar scene, the male protagonist sighed when he met his true love many years later: Years make people grow old, how can she be so ugly now. There is nothing more loyal than a man, and in his eyes, it is not all love.
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