Marriage in the eyes of Americans probably has a secret love that is as clear as philosophy but indescribable. If love and sex, as well as material life, we are all ready, can we start a happy married life? Or contradiction is the driving force for society to move forward. The three major themes of literary films: the anger of the proletariat, the greed of the bourgeoisie, and the boredom of the middle class. We don't have a middle class in our country, so probably not many people would find this kind of movie good. Because most married men and women are glued to their mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, neighbors, parent-child, and the poverty of material life. Ideals, feelings, responsibilities, they all have to be ranked behind many things. Therefore, it is understandable that many movies are not popular in China, such as Revolutionary Road, such as Pippa Lee's private life, such as Moments. How the noisy life of socialism listens to a sigh of capitalism. And this movie surprised me about life in the 1950s and 1960s. Various backgrounds are meticulously detailed, wallpapers on the wall, lamps on the table, women's skirts, men's suits, furniture, tableware, crystal cups, not to mention Japanese and Chinese-style paintings in the bedrooms of the hero and heroine. This movie is a tribute to the 1950s, including the people at that time, who are elegant, quiet and calm. Quietly brewing, lonely tears. What binds us is what we have.
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