Gay love movies, because they involve comrades, it seems that they are born with a gold medal, and they can insert gay elements into the love element. Coming out is too panic, the society looks down on it, the campus is bullied, or it is entangled with one's own sexuality. These are true, but these are only auxiliary to the main line of love. If you use them to describe and show love, it is actually a kind of prejudice against gay love stories. Therefore, for a lot of gay movies, what I admire is either quietly discussing ethical conflicts aside from love, or enjoying life from a gay perspective. Few love stories have moved me so much, my favorite for so many years. Brokeback Mountain’s gay love is still pure, because its love is pure enough, the tender and fragile feeling of love, and the unique and unavailable sense of patchwork between love, slowly blending into the beauty of the big background, it makes people tremble. Chung.
The love in this movie shows another, warm and moving side of love. The dim longing for love between the two teenagers, and the healing of the teenager's life by love, are natural and pleasant, without the sensationalism of femininity and artificiality, and there is no crying drama. Who doesn't have first love, what does it feel like, it's probably a few words of a teenager on the bedside in the movie, or a gift under the mother's unintentional willow, and a hug under the sun that disregards his own bravery. The film was very flat, focusing on the authenticity of ordinary love in the background of the subsistence allowance family, which makes people always overflow with a warm current. The last utopian dance is the finishing touch in the play. Many things are not mentioned in the movie, but they all spring up in the dance. You can have your own ideas. I can’t forget the torture of life on the teenagers. The warmth of first love has shaped a completely different self.
Yes, some people gossiping nearby, so the dances of the mother and the problem girl are equally valuable. The beauty is the beauty, and the movie is superficial about this aspect, and in the dance, it expresses the greatness and warmth of feelings to the greatest extent. I have seen film interviews, and the screenwriter said that the reason for this is to allow gay teenagers to have a warm pure love movie like heterosexuality. I have to say that this movie did it.
Love, I think, is a concept that can support the theme of the movie, with a little background and a little personal emotion, but the most beautiful thing is that it lies in everyone's inner fantasy of love. Even if you just touch it lightly, that kind of overflowing emotions will make you lose your mind. This movie did it, thank you for letting me feel the beauty of love again.
Finally, add some differences between drama and movie. I watched the 20th anniversary version of the drama, which is the 2013 version. I don’t know the difference with the original version. The biggest difference between a drama and a movie is that the drama is full of comedic effects. In fact, most of these lines are also present in the movies, but the overall atmosphere of the movie makes these lines have a very gentle sense of reality in my personal opinion, and they are not so entertaining. Of course It may also be my lack of British culture and incomprehension of the jokes. Secondly, the characters in the drama are also more exaggerated, but the emotional disclosure in the movie is more gentle and subtle, without drama tension, but more real. In addition, because the scene is not restricted, the emotional development in the movie is more natural and there are many interruptions. It makes you feel the development of love, but the performance of ste in the movie does not seem to be as obvious in the drama, such as the foot lotion, which makes the relationship a little bit abrupt at the beginning, and the erection is more prominent in the drama, which makes people feel the ste. Sexual orientation. Drama is more natural in the handling of many scenes. The most obvious is the last scene. The music comes from Leah's room, and the dance of the four people at night highlights the mother's understanding and love for the child. In the movie, it was on the square during the day, crowds of passers-by watching. Ste's acceptance of jamie dance has made people feel unreal. After all, his father is easy to spot in this situation. But I am also grateful for this unreality treatment, which made the last scene of the movie full of tension, and the reaction of the people around it made this dance full of poetic beauty and unparalleled sense of ritual in the sun. This is absolutely unmatched by the drama.
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