So I really like this kind of film that explores the relationship between people. No longer disregard the emotional contribution, and treat the other party as a transparent thing. It takes so much courage to repair the broken emotions and reconcile the broken mirror.
So I can understand how my little daughter feels when she misses and is afraid to see her father every time. I know that Dad has been a veil to her for many years. I want to be close but don't know how to behave, as if everything is wrong, I can't get the affirmation of being a father.
So we say that love is the most hurtful weapon. If it weren't for love, how could you get entangled in other people's views of yourself over and over again? (Because it is a close relative, not a stranger.) If it weren't for love, how could you blurt out the name of your beloved daughter when you were on the verge of danger. Only the person I love the most can hurt me, because I care about it.
Standing on both sides of the hurt, love can keep you, or push you off the cliff easily.
If so, please give more understanding and care to those around you. Please take a step forward and squeeze rather than take a step back and pull away. If the other person is the person you want to love. All of this became tender and eternal at the moment when the father and daughter embraced.
I also envy the love of elderly couples. This kind of love is probably the blessing of cultivation in this life. Thanks to the natural appearance of the two old drama bones, let me see the rare and precious true love in my life. So kind of each other, so kind of romance lasting. At the end of the vicissitudes of life after the ups and downs, I look at you. In my eyes, you are still the way I first fell in love with you many years ago. How wonderful.
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