"We've all been in love, but there's something as important to us as love..." "Like... spiritual wealth?" At least I agree with that. I think death is really the result of a combination of many things. Not just for one person. Of course, even so, I did my best to heal myself. Or maybe I'm too young. I always feel that Freddie obviously still loves Hester, so what about spending some time with her to treat her depression? How much work will be lost? No matter what happened in the past, whether you are tangled or not, you can have a good life when you are together after all~ Do you really care about your ex? (Although not yet clean) Guilt? Who are you deceiving = = It's just that my man has been out for a long time and is cranky. In the end, Freddie, you still believe... just care about two sentences? It's just "saying". The subtext is just "I need you very much". Running away when people are most insecure is obviously a scumbag attack... But I think, I think so, just because I'm still young. I have never been married as a wife, and I have never experienced the transition from happy expectation to hard work to recovery to despair. I have never joined the army, nor have I experienced the deep-rooted "fear and excitement", nor have I felt the gap given by reality after returning to society. Of course at least I can observe. How much can I see, love and not love. I also know, love each other, but not in the same way. I know that the love of two people is not a matter of one person after all. Many things cannot be simply measured by love or not. Unbalanced feelings, unstable people. I am depressed and you are neurotic. "We'll kill each other. No matter how much we love each other." "I'm afraid" ("So I am"). You can't put too much on one side. (But I don't know if he will take it down by himself) After all, "there are too many things out of control". Our lives should all be better. Leaving is not unloving, it is true love. Thinking of the time when I wanted to resist, I found that these old truths are the truth. I've always liked "movies for lonely people". This one definitely counts. A pair of nervous love, the most sincere spare tire husband is serious and lovely. Besides, this film also reveals too much in words. Sentences are heartbreaking. Expressing repressed emotions with rapid breathing is also very real and delicate. The flashback method is so obvious, don't say it. Deliberately relying on the style of the old film is also the reason why I give it a star. Even though I don't know love yet. But what's more important than being alive? (The answer used to be, freedom) So, to be free to live is not to be loved?
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