When it comes to marriage, it is inevitable to talk about love. Or when it comes to love, it is inevitable to talk about marriage.
So, I watched this film, and I wanted to make a proposition: Do we still believe in love?
The end of love is marriage, or marriage ends love. The main purpose of this film is to tell us that marriage is not the grave of love, but it is shameful and pathetic for those who yearn for love again in marriage.
Love, I think superficially, is someone who can affect any of your emotions, and it is your only tender harbor. Therefore, we are eager to taste the sweetness of love for a long time without knowing it.
Marriage, I think, is the long-winded days of being together until old age.
Love and marriage are never the same.
In this film, my favorite character is my wife, Patty. I always think she knows her husband's intention to kill, but she never exposes it from beginning to end. Although she is physically betrayed, she is still loyal in her heart. Only wait. Waiting for the return of marriage. But she knew it wasn't love coming back.
That's what I'm saying, marriage is a commitment, love is only a part of marriage. So, married Harry's love affair was short-lived and tragic.
So, there is marriage. And marriage is an invisible wall, separated by the distance between two people, from far and near, entering and leaving, that is, love and be loved.
So, in the end, do we still believe in love? Yes, I don't believe it, but I believe in love, at least the marriage life sends a message, love is not enough to support marriage, but love can, when you walk into the fog, just look back and think about this movie!
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