Deciding to like this movie started when young Bobby and Jonathan hid in the room while smoking weed with Laura Nyro's singing on the record player. When Jon's mother accidentally ran into him, Bobby somehow persuaded her to try marijuana with a mysterious charm, and the three of them danced to the music. From a secular perspective, the story told by this movie is morally corrupt, twisted and fucked up. Three lonely souls, the divorced mature woman Clare, Bobby whose relatives died early, and the indulgent gay Jonathan fell in love with each other and lived entangled together. They were not subjected to external pressure and criticism, but in the end, there was no one else. I can't bear it, but I leave Bobby to accompany Jon, who is terminally ill (probably AIDS), to live in a common home. I can’t forget that in the end Bobby and Jonnie threw Jonnie’s father’s ashes on the unmelted hillside. The flying dust turned the picture to the day they first met. Bobby imitated the elder brother who died young and gave Jonnie hallucinogenic pills. Both his mother and brother have passed away, and his father is also ill in bed. Jonnie is the light he found for himself to illuminate his life.
Clare once asked Bobby, is there anything he can't do? He replied at that time, I can't live alone. So he can't let Clare go, nor can he leave Jonnie, but Clare may not be as rebellious as her hot red hair. She wants to have a normal family, but Bobby can't give it. When she was still hag of the fag, she longed to have a baby. Even if she was in love with her, but Jonathan could never repay her love, it didn’t matter. Later, she finally gave birth to a lovely daughter with Bobby, but all this is for her. It was still too crazy, and had to leave the two men behind.
In the end, the unpleasant thing is that Colin is so tender that it makes people want to commit crimes. His long hair style is also very beautiful, and his figure is OK. Some people say that the other male protagonist seems to lack aura, but I think the choice is very good, although the appearance is not perfect, but the fragile and delicate temperament fits the character very well. It was Clare's appearance that looked a little too old, which made the relationship between her and Bobby look a little abrupt.
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