"Last Chance" the last resort

Alanna 2022-04-19 09:03:13

This is not a movie about a beautiful love story.
Also translated as "Late Blossoming Love"

Harvey, a failed father who loves jazz and music,
went to London alone to attend his daughter's wedding.
It was a disappointment to see her daughter and her stepfather getting along well.
The daughter had her stepfather on the red carpet,
lost her job, and
missed her flight.

The loser Harvey came to the cafe
here, and he met her who used to take a questionnaire at the airport but was rudely rejected by him.

She, without a beautiful and sexy appearance, is elegant and tranquil.
Middle-aged, my father is gone, my mother is depressed and single.

Then there was a long conversation between the two in the cafe, and a stroll in the evening.
Dustin Hoffman is a head shorter than Emma Thompson The
two walked discordantly and walked...

Kate encouraged Harvey to go to her daughter's wedding
in a gown and Harvey sat at the piano.
Ha Wei played his own composition, and at
that moment, time froze.
A bright smile appeared on the faces of the two who were no longer young. The
wrinkles rippled into a circle of smiles. Beside the

fountain
Harvey: "Tomorrow at noon, here."
Kate smiled. "shut up,harven."
"If you could smile more beautifully..."
Then Kate's happy smile.
Kate stood up, leaned over, and gave a deep kiss.
Muttering: "Harven Shine" At
that moment, Kate replied It's Girls' Generation.

Fate is always a joke.
Harvey, who is about to go to an appointment, has a heart attack and misses the appointment,
Kate waited with anticipation, and finally left in disappointment. Once again , she was
heartbroken.

Harvey gave up her job and
ran across most of London to find Kate. Inside "Looks like I still have a chance" Kate smiles."shut up,harven." "If you smile more beautiful..."And then Kate's happy smile. Kate takes off her shoes and starts again with Harvey Strolling. It's still half a head of the gap, the two walk towards eternity in the oil painting paved with fallen leaves ... In a strange city, two strange people, two strange but equally lonely hearts meet in the corner of their eyes The sadness that can only be seen by each other. Those unresolved sadness, after meeting each other, everything is solved, and there is the meaning and courage to live. The middle-aged love movie can move me more, perhaps because of the staggering back It makes people see the accumulation and stability of time rather than a momentary chemical reaction. Great love, although it is late, it is deeper and longer. I envy such an encounter, because a word and a book can make two people who were separated by hundreds of kilometers before. Strangers hand over everything to each other. I envy this kind of love, encourage each other, and build up hope for this broken world. I envy such a back , one with white hair and temples, one barefoot, supporting and walking the road of life. If, those will undoubtedly be resolved It would be great if the sorrows so easily vanished .





























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Last Chance Harvey quotes

  • Kate Walker: [answers phone] Hello, Mum.

    Maggie: What are you wearing?

    Kate Walker: Purple dungarees.

    Maggie: Oh, you're not.

    Kate Walker: No, not really. I'm wearing a miniskirt and a boob tube. They're totally back in.

    Maggie: Oh, you're just being silly.

    [Kate laughs]

    Maggie: Now, don't be nervous. Just be yourself.

    [peeks out the window watching the bizarre neighbor]

    Kate Walker: Yes, thanks for the advice.

    Maggie: Oh, listen. I've been thinking about Greece.

    Kate Walker: Yeah. Okay. Well, can we talk about that later?

    [crosses the street]

    Kate Walker: All right. Bye!

    Maggie: Bye.

    [hangs up phone and continues to watch the neighbor. He waves]

  • Kate Walker: I had a lovely time, Harvey, and I like you - I really do. But you know, I don't really do fountains at noon either. I mean, I live in - Well, I live in Wilton Greens, and you live wherever you...

    Harvey Shine: I live in White Plains.

    Kate Walker: Exactly. And Monday morning, life kicks in, and we're not teenagers. Got a life and our jobs and our family and everything, and I had a lovely time. I won't forget it. Thank you. But...

    Harvey Shine: What?

    Kate Walker: Well, it's not, you know, real life.

    Harvey Shine: It is.

    Kate Walker: No, it isn't, Harvey.

    Harvey Shine: It is.

    Kate Walker: No, it's not, Harvey.

    Harvey Shine: No, it is real life. It's real life for me.

    Kate Walker: No, no. I know. I know. But it's not just about you, is it? It's about me, as well. You don't know anything about me. Look at me. I mean, it's pathetic. I actually expected you not to show. In fact, I think I actually almost wanted you not to show because it's just sort of easier that way. You know, you just dive in there. You just whoosh anywhere. It's the deep end and I'm not a bloody swimming pool, Harvey, and I'm not - I'm not gonna do it. I'm not gonna do it. I'm not gonna do it because it'll hurt. Sometime or other there'll be, you know, it's not working, or I need my space, or whatever it is and it will end, and it will hurt, and I won't do it. I won't do it, and I won't...

    [walks away crying]