A 30-year-old girl made an 85-minute personal documentary. There are tears, laughter, and moments that are so sweet that people scream, and I also see endless despair and helplessness...
This is Taylor's personal documentary
The first time I heard her song was safe&sound, I didn't know her at that time, and I didn't even start to fall in love with European and American music. I just thought, ah, it sounds good, that's all.
It was not until I was in junior high school that I was taken back to December by my classmate Amway, and I realized that I had been ignoring a fairy-like girl. Immediately, downloaded all her songs and bought 1989. That was 2015.
What a coincidence, I failed the high school entrance examination in 2017. It was also in the late summer and early autumn that year, when reputation began to appear in front of people little by little. As a result, her new album became the spiritual pillar of my high school, and the feelings for Taylor went deep into my soul. I started to make up for all of her previous tours, learned almost all of her songs, learned about the previous blacks on the Internet, and admired and loved her more and more. It's really hard to imagine how a 26-year-old girl can survive such dark days. When a person can't stand it any longer, he will repeat the repetition over and over again, re-watch lwymmd's mv over and over again, be optimistic, cry, and then face the reality.
Now that she has turned into a butterfly, she is still my favorite look. Even though old Taylor is dead, even though she has become a drunk Taylor (hahaha), she is still my spiritual support and my favorite girl forever.
These feelings are all in this documentary.
I love her so much.
(emm seems to be pulling away)
But the saddest thing about watching this documentary is not even the kanye (that's hate) part, but the inexplicable meaning hidden in the whole film. I always feel that this is like a summary of her singer career, as if from now on, she will officially enter the political arena.
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