Just seeing the title of this movie, I always thought it was a disaster at sea or a doomsday at sea or a vanishing empire. However, it is a romance film. But it's not just love, it's a mixture of married life and whimsical ideas.
At the beginning of the film, the captain and Juliet in a wedding dress walk from the church through the streets where Juliet lives to the docked Atlanta, followed by family and friends, interspersed with the funny waiting of the chief mate and sailor. I like this little segment very much, it's beautiful. The newlyweds cuddled and walked forward while Juliet's relatives were talking about her, "like to be different." The mother was crying for her daughter's long-distance marriage. When she arrived at the shore, she dedicated a wet bouquet to herself, and then she swung into the Atlanta Queen with the log. Waving goodbye to my mother and them.
There were only four people on board. Captain, Juliet, first officer, a sailor. Juliet came out of the cabin early in the morning and greeted her with a song about the ship. Later in Paris, Juliet was alone in the record store and recalled that she was greeted by the found first mate.
Juliet, who is different, always wants to go to Paris, and whether the captain deliberately ignores or doesn't care at all, ignores Juliet, and I think the captain is a clumsy emotional person. When the magician teases Juliet, he is very angry and will only pull Juliet away. Finally Juliet went to Paris by herself. There are many wonderful places here. The two sleep alone but have the desire to yearn for each other. The captain jumped into the water and finally saw the beloved. There were bad guys in Paris. The record player was finally cured, but Juliet was not there until Juliet and the flustered The captain hugs, this segment is more romantic than the previous segment of the two being together. Because they are thinking of each other, they have painful and beautiful behaviors.
In addition, I was thinking about why there is such a first officer, sloppy, spitting, tattooed all over, a room of strange things, and a few pictures of women, and there are women with tattoos. It was such a person who made Juliet amused, and it was he who retrieved Juliet.
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