I want to see how unrestrained and magical the rich nudes of South American women are on the big screen, but the computer screen is not big enough.
If it's on the screen, it should be even more magical. However, movie theaters of this scale will definitely not show or delete footage.
Many years ago, I don't know how many years ago, I watched the clip on TV, it should be just part of the beginning of the movie.
Reading Jiechen's "The Path is Observable" and seeing her say that the novel "Just Like Water Is to Chocolate", I suddenly thought that it should be a movie I have seen.
Later, I checked the plot on the Internet, and it turned out that the scene I saw was a movie adapted from this novel.
In that movie, the only impression was that the girl took the rose handed over by the man and hugged it on her chest, and her bare skin was dripping with blood.
I thought of that movie when I saw Jie Chen said, "In order to get close to the one he loves, Pedro married Rosa Ula."
Because it suddenly occurred to the man in the movie that the only way to get close to the woman he loved was to marry her sister.
The scene of the rose scratching my chest back then made me feel very shocked. I don't know how it was written in the diary at that time.
I watched the movie again after many years, and found that there were only three blood streaks, which was not as shocking as it was at the beginning, and it seemed to be an understatement.
For the touching love in the film, it is not as touched as it was at the beginning. It seems commonplace.
Compared with women's perseverance and courage, men are too cowardly.
Pedro was only affectionate for Tita, but he could give her nothing but affection.
He obeyed his mother-in-law's arrangements and took his wife away from home, leaving Tita alone in heartbreak, facing her tough and ruthless mother every day.
When they meet again, apart from the persistent love, there is still only obedience to everything, and the destiny cannot be changed.
Is love really the only salvation? In the days of losing love, Dita only felt endless cold.
What kind of love can redeem people? Is it the passion that Pedro brought, or the safety and peace that John delivered.
Security and peace cannot ignite the inner flames, but too strong passion can burn out quickly, and it is also easy to catch fire.
I feel that when I reunite with this movie many years later, my position has changed.
I have not only been shocked by their enduring love, but I have taken care of Rosa Ula, the victim of their love.
In order to get close to Tita, Pedro married her. In addition to having children with her, no little love can give her.
Her life was ruined in this way, she had never been treated fairly, and she had never tasted the sweetness of love.
Such damage, even if someone else has such a great love, what right does it have to impose on her?
I once felt that love can be the reason for everything, but now I feel that no one should hurt the innocent in the name of love.
It is rare to see such a wonderful magical realism movie.
This is a veritable feast, a feast of food and color, which is so beautiful and memorable.
Dita's love invaded Pedro's senses and body in the form of food, and her anger and sadness were also vented by food.
After eating the rose petal quail made by Tita, Hertrudis aroused the lust hidden in his body and ran streaking in the wilderness.
Such a rich and unrestrained body is really charming, and it seems more healthy and beautiful than the slender and slender body that women pursue.
After a few decades, all obstacles were lifted, and the two of them no longer had to be responsible to anyone, and they were able to love each other freely.
The soul of the old chef Nacha arranged a gorgeous bed for them, and they made love indulgently on that bed.
The desire for decades burst out completely, all the passion in his heart was ignited, and Pedro died with the spark of his life.
In order to be with him, Tita ate a lot of match heads, lit the tunnel to Pedro, and reunited with him.
While chewing the match head, she closed her eyes to evoke memories, and the exciting scenes of her and Pedro reappeared before her eyes.
The bright tunnel finally opened, and she walked towards Pedro without hesitation, and they would never be separated again.
Pedro and Tita's flesh burst into bright sparks, igniting the entire house.
The house turned into a cheerful volcano, erupting in all directions, forming colorful fireworks.
The fireworks erupted for a whole week.
At this moment, I felt that Rosa Ula's sacrifice was too insignificant in the face of such an unforgettable love.
Anything, anyone, has to give way to love like this, what is Rosa Ula's sorrow?
Who made her willing to marry someone who didn't love her, and she didn't fall in love with him either.
I like stories like this, so that through the years, the enduring love can move me.
It is true that only the breath of the lover can ignite the flame in the heart, make life radiant, and make life no longer empty.
I hope we will always have this kind of burning in our hearts, or waiting for the kindled flame to warm ourselves.
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