A woman who refuses to leave her husband is nothing but nostalgic for the prosperous life that her husband gives, and covets her husband's singleness. However, her husband lacked literary talent, and the adulterer Henry was in his chest. Therefore, he gave her husband a good-looking look and gave Henry a hug.
Looking at such a beautiful and promiscuous woman makes people love and hate her! Love her for her graceful, charming, and even desire to have a relationship with her; hate her for living too well, enjoying too much, and not being restricted by etiquette.
Repeated infatuation and concealment from her husband all her life, June is not found and paid. It feels depressing and unfair. It seemed that the "moral judge" opened up for her, but turned his head and stared fiercely at the rest of us. It seems that her world is so ideal that as long as you don't want people to know it, no one will ever know it. And we are bound by the rule of "if you want others to know nothing, do nothing unless you do it yourself", and we want to do things but never dare to do things that are "unethical". Seeing her indulge, maybe people are somewhat jealous and even want to expose her.
The film is based on real events. The original screenplay was June's diary -- hailed as "the most valuable confession of the 20th century," published after the woman's husband died. This is very interesting: a woman who repeatedly cheated and concealed her love story until her husband died.
Maybe she loves her husband too, so she "couldn't bear to let her husband know the facts of the affair" - maybe she doesn't love, maybe she's just afraid of losing her company and the evening scene is desolate...
Maybe she will believe in the creed of "love is selfish". Because she lied to her husband all her life, but confessed to the whole world and published an affair diary. As if she was going to tell the world about the colorful affair, as if to show off "You are all ordinary people, and you have never tasted it in your life"... A
well-made movie can make some people unable to help but integrate into it. To experience what the protagonist is going through. This movie is enough to make people feel the grievances of being June's husband: the woman you love most, after getting married, it is not you who loves you the most, and you are not the only one who loves you.
Perhaps, this film is trying to educate people: why take it too seriously? Why do you have to love just one person? It's better to let go, love less, and expect less... Maybe, the thought it carries has led everyone to see it very openly today, and the marriage will fall apart as soon as it blows?
When it comes to marriage, perhaps the married life in "Henry and June" is the best.
The husband is busy with work, but he is absolutely loyal to his wife and worthy of the family.
The wife wants to be rich. Although she has an affair, she always covers up the facts and does not make her diary public until after her husband's death. For a husband, the lie that he believes all his life is the "truth".
In Paris, France, in 1931, indulging a wife can get you into all kinds of trouble. However, a movie is a movie, and the husband is confused all his life, even if the adulterer is right in front of him; a movie is a movie, no venereal diseases, pregnancy, gossip...
In the reality of Paris, France in 1931, I guess this husband may have Did you notice it? Maybe he didn't want to let go, but just continued to play with his wife? hope so.
June is a woman who can't stand loneliness and doesn't want to stand loneliness. This kind of June makes people yearn for and hate it—especially when June is carrying her husband upstairs. This makes people worry, what if we encounter such a thing in the future, and we don't know it for the rest of our lives, and think she loves us too deeply?
Man, if you get such a woman, you are out of luck!
But man, you're not so unlucky either: because you may never know you're the unlucky one for the rest of your life. At least one woman is willing to panic for your whole life. There are more women worse than her...
This woman is both hated and loved. Without her, you will hate her. You will be delighted to have her.
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