When I watched the introduction, I said that it was a love at first sight movie. With this mentality, I thought that when the original male protagonist saw the female protagonist, his soul would be touched, and his heart would sprout, and he would look at the female protagonist with affection to determine his true love identity. But it didn't. The female protagonist went to Africa to help and was disliked by the male protagonist in various ways. But it didn't. I thought that love at first sight was a lie to me, but when I was in Cambodia, I really fell in love. In Russia, it is thoroughly proved to be true love.
About love movies at first sight, one always thinks of "one day" and "love me if you dare", which happens to be a horizontal comparison in many aspects. If love me if you dare describes an arrogant romantic story, Beyond Borders is a tragic love story that is too arrogant, and one day is a love story between the two. Perhaps the clues can be glimpsed from this magical way of literary and artistic expression of the number of meetings. Love agrees to meet once in ten years, beyond is to meet about 4 times in a lifetime, and one is to meet once a year. It seems that love is more ruthless, but love ends up getting old together in the end, and beyond and one are finally left alone and waiting for dawn. The easiest way to judge the success of a relationship is to see if it is together. In this respect, Love won the last two games. In other words, there is another way to see whether there is a crystallization of love. From this perspective, love and beyond are considered successful.
The description of the situation and refugees in Africa and other places in the movie is truly shocking. However, the description weight distribution and expression trade-off of the background environment of love and auxiliary love are inappropriate. There will be a kind of love that is inexplicable, seeing the beginning of the documentary and the end of the romance, and the emotional transition is a little embarrassing.
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