’ve seen this magic, and the dialogue that impressed me the most was actually like this. Because I have been looking forward to how literary this writer’s toast will be, and with Morgan’s eyes in this language, I think I’m really drunk.
I have always liked this kind of movies with a smooth plot mixed with popular feelings, like "A Song for My Beloved Wife", which tells about the long-lasting love, but the more fragrant it lasts, the warmer and more moving it is. Morgan also chose to come to Bella because he gradually couldn't feel life after losing his lover, and planned to spend the rest of his life in this small city with alcoholism. But even though life has always been unsatisfactory, there will be times when it is satisfactory. In this town, he met a brave single heroine with three lovely children, one in a period of rebellion, a period of curiosity, and a period of longing for fatherhood.
Well, the story of a talented disabled old man and a group of women begins. Morgan is an old man who sees through the world but is rebellious and caring. Bored to change the name of the dog, teach the dog to pick up baseball, give others magic, teach others to see the inexistent world, to use their imagination, and bring them to the people around them. The story, the story is slowly flowing but strangely true, Morgan is also telling the story of Ali in his own writing, and things that do not exist in reality can flow around in the mind. The old man’s love is overflowing, but the windows are closed in his life, and the new elements injected into his life are also released. The old man started writing, learned to use new communication methods, walked out of Ali's fate under the pen, and began to walk into the new Bella.
It's a happy ending, full of warmth to watch. It is a warm film like Song for Marion, but apart from the flowing plot, it is not as sincere as Mario. It's not that Morgan's performance is bad, but that the old man portrayed in this film is somewhat inconsistent. Morgan loved his wife very much, but later seemed to be a little bit interesting to the hostess. Not only did he lament that his love for his wife was so easily diluted by the affection of a family, even though the hostess was indeed an excellent single mother with three lovely children . If it is a true love, once in a lifetime is enough luxury, how can you fall in love with a kiss or a piano piece?
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