Labor Day, a cliche story. A mother and child were "kidnapped" by unarmed fugitives. After spending a labor day weekend together, the mother played by Winslet quickly fell in love with him, and even planned to stage a modern version of Bonnie and Krishnamurti. Ryder, escaped.
The commentary talked more about how the two people’s "making peach pie with their hands" touched the heartstrings. To me, it was far inferior to the heart-to-heart conversation between the two in the car.
"Clyde" turned the car key and turned it off, got in the co-pilot, and turned to "Bonnie": We are about to face too many roadblocks, border checks... If you are not ready for this, if this is not what you want , It doesn't matter, I understand it completely, just tell me. "Bonnie" heard this, and from her panic, she looked at "Clyde": "No, this is what I want. I have never wanted something like this."
Stripped off a layer of doubt. The two hearts are closer, and even the sentence "Never XXX" does not cause any worry if it is close. "Bonnie" finally revealed the secret of her body. Due to multiple miscarriages and a dead baby accident, she was deeply depressed and couldn't help herself, and led to the departure of her husband. "So I can't give you a family," "Bonnie" turned to "Clyde" with tears streaming down her face. "You already have," "Clyde" said.
Is it because of such a dialogue that a weekend of dependence can produce a lasting half-life love? Was it because of such an understanding of the most wanted thing that the reunion of the two silver temple men decades later made time look eclipsed?
With such a story, it seems easier to understand my feelings. I often talk about six years of time. As time goes on, I forget whether it is the six years or the gesture itself. Yesterday, I was suddenly awakened by an unfamiliar friend. What is the role of time in the relationship? If there is not much change in identity and life stage, the number of years seems to mean nothing, and what should be encountered will always be encountered.
I understand what you want. I also respect what you don't want. Many feelings may have died on these two things.
2014.7.28
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