I really want to see the blonde beauty, and finally bit this one. I really have tears behind my eyes...
It's another unpopular but excellent film. Very simple, calm and objective narration. Apart from Rory's sound, the background music is a touch of sad piano music. Even the most playful place makes me feel happy and sentimental at the same time.
The two protagonists really test their facial expressions. Compared with Michael's uncontrollable but movable body movements, Rory wants to live a little more difficult. Yimei uses his face instead of his facial value to control this character perfectly, hiding it. Sad happiness and indulgence, in my opinion, is even more distressed. In the eyes of everyone, he is rude and unresponsible, but in fact he lives so seriously, he knows his time limit, so he wants to do more in the known limited time without leaving too much regret; he again So strong, so strong that he would rather enter the police station and require equal treatment. He asked Michael to give himself some dignity, and in my opinion, he has maintained his dignity from beginning to end. He is like he is stubborn to let it blow up. The hair is as stubborn, he wraps himself tightly with thorns, and faces every day with a smile as a cover. Only when he talked about life, his eyes could not help but turn red, but until the end, the tears that had been holding for a long time slipped quietly.
The role of Michael is also quite a test. Fortunately, Steven's acting skills are okay. The morbid convulsions and uncontrollable presentation of the amazing reality are distressed and admired at the same time. This should be regarded as the process of Michael's self-awakening. Rory is a catalyst. He made him truly understand the meaning of life, and truly knew how he should live. He has always been kind and conscientious, but he also has his own independent and strong thinking. The last statement about getting a place for Rory is very moving. He is so anxious that he wants to tell everyone what he has learned, and wants to do something for Rory. What, I can't help but red eyes when I see it.
I mean seeing the heroine so familiar...After seeing that she is actually the young woman who grew up in "Atonement". The heroine is indeed correct. She should be considered as one of the driving forces. She made Michael aware Feelings are not something that can be obtained by abandoning dignity and abandoning anything. There are many kinds of likes.
What I like here is that people don't have a strange vision for people with disabilities. Whether it's the dance floor of the bar or the party behind, most of the children are just novel attitudes. The feeling of playing with Rory is melted.
I feel like I want to say a lot, but I don’t know how to express it. I can only say cherish life and cherish time...
[By the way, I saw that Yimei was kissed, Yimei was covered by her mouth, Yimei was on the bed in a wheelchair, the little one really wanted to hug him...]
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