I had hardly heard of Vittorio de Sica before, I went to see Mastroianni and found out he was not the Italian version of RDJ? Same thing. The heroine is really good-looking, she is very flamboyant, but she doesn't hate it at all, she has a temperament like a green baby, especially when the two of them stop there in the final wedding scene, it's perfect!
In fact, I don't know much about Italian films, that is, Beautiful Life + Pianist at Sea, but I always feel that Italian sounds like Spanish. In fact, many words are actually the same, so it sounds very friendly. Italians are indeed the most romantic in Europe. Although the film has ups and downs several times, the humor is not interrupted, especially the feeling of a sitcom. The imagery is Italian-lovingly frivolous, so even if it depicts a hoax, the audience doesn't feel any anger, as if it were just a harmless prank. Seeing De Sica after two melancholy Bergman movies feels alive again.
The soundtrack of that era, although very monotonous, fits the scene better than the current movie, and fits the narrative rhythm very well. Although the characters are few, they are really full. In fact, I don't like this kind of subject matter, but I completely fell in love with the heroine and turned a blind eye to the mistakes she made.
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