Decided to watch this movie because of a screenshot (the scene where Matthew puts Wie on his headphones). It's worth giving five stars. Sophie Marceau's beauty is worth mentioning. Adolescent love is immature but so romantic (I also want to talk about sweet love). The part where Matthew puts on his headphones is really romantic. The supporting roles are also very good, and I really like Wei's father in it. He is kind, honest, and does not lie. After cheating, he lied that he broke his leg. When he saw his wife taking care of him tenderly, he couldn't stand the torture of his conscience and confessed that he cheated. In fact, he could have rotted in his stomach without saying it, but he is so kind and simple. Relatively speaking, I prefer the relationship between my father and my mother. They loved each other in the ordinary years. When there is a relationship crisis, the two are jealous of each other and love each other. When they have an affair, they always think about each other. out of hand. In addition, I think that an affair like my father's is just a matter of physical happiness, but my mother is just impulsive, and it is not unforgivable. Wei's father is an ideal man, and I am moved by his gentleness, sense of responsibility and simplicity. In the past, I didn't understand why a beautiful woman would fall in love with a mediocre or even unattractive man. After watching the film, I understood. To be honest, if I were a woman, I would also like such a lovely man. The ending was a little unexpected. Wei was moved again after seeing another good-looking boy. I watched it at station B, and the barrage was swiping question marks, green, scumbags, etc., but to be honest, I don't think Dimension problem. Seriously, in real life, I do see another person shine when I'm with one person. 14-year-old love is beautiful, ignorant, ignorant, immature, impulsive and changeable.
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