The first scene I was most impressed with was the 绻绻 after Gia and Linda met for the first time. Although it seemed a little bit wrong to meet in bed for the first time, the love of the two made me overlook this point. Gia kissed every inch of Linda's skin tenderly, her eyes full of tenderness. The scene is also interspersed with the narration of Gia's friends: "It's hard to find something like love." He was right. It is very easy for them to have sex, but it is rare that they met each other. After getting up the next day, Gia woke up and found that there was no Linda by her side. She rushed out of the room without wearing any clothes, ignoring the eyes of the crowd at the elevator entrance. Gia asked Linda to stay like a child. Linda said, "I have a boyfriend." Gia replied, "So?" Linda hesitated and said, "So...I'm leaving." Gia obediently asked: " Don't leave me, I'll make breakfast for you." But Linda left, because she is a person with a boyfriend and hasn't made a decision yet. Fortunately, she made a choice later. Linda recalled this paragraph and said: "She is like a puppy, always saying love me love me love me."
The second favorite scene is Gia stumbles to Linda's residence after taking drugs. Gia's first sentence was: "I have been thinking about you." Then she asked vigilantly: "Is your boyfriend here?" Linda replied, "I don't have a boyfriend anymore." Seeing this, I feel that Gia is obvious. He breathed a sigh of relief, and Linda slowly opened his arms to her. Gia said, "I'm all dirty." Linda shook her head to show that she didn't mind, and then walked towards her slowly and stroked her cheek. Immediately after the camera turned, Linda held Gia like an injured deer and helped her cleanse her body. Gia has been curled up and trembling slightly, while Linda is holding her tenderly to wash away the dirt on her body, her eyes full of love and distress. Finally Gia cried in Linda's arms, and Linda comforted her and held her hand. I think at that moment, Gia's mind was calm.
The most frustrating scene is the final farewell. At this time Gia was terminally ill, and Linda didn't know it. Gia appeared in front of Linda holding the graffiti of her childhood. Linda was a little shy when she saw her long-lost lover. She also said: "I am so nervous to see you." At this time Linda thought they had the world. At the same time, I don’t know that the beloved one is dying. Gia said, "Today I just want to see your face, I miss your face so much." Linda smiled with a smile in her eyes. Asked about her future plans, Gia said she wanted a few children, Linda’s smile disappeared, and asked her: "Are we talking about man?" Gia said, "You don't have to have a man to have children, and I You are the only one in my heart, do you know?" Linda nodded, "Yes, I think I know that. We will meet again, right?" Gia held back tears and said, "Yes..." Linda happily embraced her in her arms, but didn't know that this meeting was Yong Jue. Linda is still imagining their future lives-buying a house by the sea in summer and living there again. But she didn't know that their love would soon die with Gia's death. Gia smiled bitterly and nodded and said, "I want to do it again, too." But tears were already falling uncontrollably. Gia felt that she couldn't restrain the sadness and decided to say goodbye. Before leaving, she said to Linda: "You are the one, you are the only one, and you are amazing." Linda wanted to kiss her, but Gia hurriedly left, leaving behind their love, scattered all over the place.
This kind of love is embarrassing, but what is even more embarrassing is that the movie is adapted from real people. Gia is a dazzling supermodel in the 1980s, and Linda is her favorite girlfriend. It is said that the movie has smoothed the edges and corners of the story a lot in order to take into account the perception of the audience, and the reality is more cruel. When will our love be dull and warm...
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