I've always known Sophie Masomey, but thinking about it carefully, I really haven't seen one of her movies in its entirety.
Recently, I was addicted to punching cards and wanted to see the movie list, and finally it was her turn to make this famous work.
It was a classmate's birthday party she was looking forward to, but when she came, she found that the loud music and the superficial stinky boy made her uninterested. She came to the study to call her parents to pick them up, but was bumped into by the boy hiding in the study, probably in the same situation as her, finding a quiet corner and waiting for her parents to come. At first, in the girl's eyes, the boy was no different from other people, and she even showed the same contemptuous look in the eyes of other boys when she walked out of the room.
Until the boy put on headphones for her from behind, soft music sounded, isolating her from the surrounding noise, and the world instantly became quiet. The warm yellow light hit Sophie Marceau's face, and the girl was instantly moved by the music, turned around and embraced this unusual boy and stepped onto the dance floor. The first love of a thirteen-year-old girl started like this ignorantly. This scene has also become the most well-known classic scene of the film.
But I love the ending scene more. This time it was her own birthday party, and the boy she was worried about was long overdue. After finishing a dance to the gentle music, the doorbell rang, and a strange boy with blue eyes came. Almost without looking around, he met the girl's eyes and couldn't look away from each other. The girl still carried the body temperature of her first love boy, but she didn't hesitate to go up to hug him and sink into the dance floor. In sharp contrast to the language of the scene of the party wearing headphones before, the surrounding music was soft, but the dazzling white light that hit the girl's face was flickering violently, lightning and flint, and it was about to blind me. . It flashed so much that I could feel the girl's heart that was about to jump out of her chest. Different from the ignorant and confused look when she fell in love with her first love, Sophie Marceau's face was full of obsession and intoxication at this time.
I saw several film reviews saying that I can't believe the heroine's momentary empathy, what a beautiful first love? Some people even say destroying the three views... I think it's really unnecessary for Duck! The love that takes you away from the hustle and bustle, and the love that makes your heart beat violently, can't tell which is better. But compared to love, first love is really a small thing. Youth has only just begun, and there are more and more emotions waiting for us. Do not believe? Just look at her parents' storyline.
In the end, I came up with the really awesome shots of this film in my mind. Static pictures cannot reflect 1/10 of the emotional expression of the film. It is recommended to watch the end of the film repeatedly.
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