First of all, I admit that I came here for Josh. I have been chasing HIMYM for so many years. Although I am often caught in the bloody plot, I can’t give up every time I see the eyes of Josh's young literary youth and the tireless pursuit of the child. , Continue to chase this tasteless sitcom. That’s why I went out hiking on Thanksgiving Day and chatted by the campfire in the middle of the night. Everyone couldn’t remember the last names of Lily and Marshall. When I said "Erikson" from the darkness, I felt that it was established because of my nationality. The ice of communication was broken.
Digress, talk about movies. I have become accustomed to watching movies by myself, either in the cinema, or lying in the quilt. When I watched it today, I was chatting with Chongyang’s friends on WeChat while talking on WeChat, "You said that the protagonist and the protagonist in the movie saw each other, so they asked me to go out for a coffee and I didn’t say the time, the location, or even a phone call. How can I definitely find the other party the next day if I didn't stay," he watched the movie in the scattered conversations like this.
The protagonist of the movie is actually the male protagonist, whether it is a young female college student, a charming female professor, a helpless former mentor, a genius depressed teenager, or an unknown person who wakes up the dreamer Well, the quiet staff in the bookstore are all male protagonists in different locations and inner projections. It seems that he is talking to many people, but he has been communicating with his own heart all the time. Dialogue with the self who is not yet old and advocating adventure; dialogue with the ideal teenager who still admires his mentor; dialogue with the self who is too sensitive and clever to adapt to the world because of his resentment; and with the self who indulges and wanders the world freely Dialogue; finally dialogue with reality and reconciliation with yourself. On the surface, this is a miss and contradiction caused by age. Is it just a struggle between himself and himself?
I was very embarrassed at the many lines in the movie. He said that college time is the best because you can spend a whole day reading a book you like; he said that reading is not for happiness (it suddenly occurred to me that an indirect teacher said that reading is not for happiness but for enrichment, but Supported my long lonely life); she said that writing letters with pen is the best invention in the world; she said that classical music makes you feel "Beethoven. WOW"; he said that listening to classical music, even people in New York City All became attractive, and I rediscovered that there are so many background sounds under the original seemingly ruthless and noisy city; he contradictedly said to her that I don’t want to instill a certainty about the future with such regrets. Although I know that you will be full of contempt for this, it will eventually become like this; he also said that when you were in college, you think everything will happen, everything can happen, but after you go out, you begin to face life and begin to know what it is not. Will happen. So easily told the cruelest facts to the 19-year-old college freshman. The most emotional thing is that the female owner of the bookstore calmly said that after reading a lot of books, she should remind herself deliberately, wondering if she has read too many books, and see how others live, and forget that she has gone to live.
Speaking this sentence so quietly is the best summary of a person who loves books very much.
Therefore, I like the ending of the movie. Such a peaceful ending may not be as fascinating as the love story that the movie began to predict, and it will not cause more dramatic conflicts, such as confrontation with the world, family, distance and all resistance. But if that happens, the movie becomes a bloody drama that won't happen in reality, and Josh obviously has enough to play Ted. At the end, the lover is nestled in his arms, counting his new white hair, lovingly saying "You have become wiser", there may not be so many waves, but this is life, C'est la vie
PS, graduation soon. I'm about to lose this privileged life that I can spend a whole day reading a favorite book. I'm about to lose the excuse to feel that everything can happen in the world without any reason. But there is not so much sentimentality, just a sense of fatalism of "Okay, so be it".
PPS, my friend, the people and things you see are all your inner responses.
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