The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just love and be loved...in return. It
's the first time I saw it, but not the first time I was recommended, there is a good man A friend said that he watched it dozens of times, and he was in tears almost every time. I thought he was allergic, but after seeing it, I realized that my previous self didn't understand love at all. This musical is to teach people how to love.
Of course, no one can go through 1900 again, no one can return to Montmartre at that time, no one can participate in the Bohemian Revolution, no one can soak in the Moulin Rouge all day long and dance Kangcan. However, love is interlinked. You can understand what they are singing, beauty, freedom, love, truth. The most important thing is love. As the dwarf said later, that is the whole meaning of his existence.
Why are we alive?
We have been LOST, LOST, LOST... and believe that this is life, and do not want to believe in anything. But this young piano poet, his handsome and childish face has always convinced himself to believe, even though his father told him it was A village of sin.
The hills.are alive...with the sound of...music this young man In his eyes, the world is still good, because he has found a way to heal the soul, music, and if he sings, the world is beautiful.
The encounter between him and her was a bit funny, and the subsequent performance of Nicole in the Elephant House made me unhappy. Of course, she didn't love him at that time, just a deal, just because he was a "duke."
So how did they fall in love. Because of Christine's sincerity, he didn't understand why Satine could perform so real if he didn't love it. He doesn't believe it, he thinks love comes from the heart, how can it be pretend.
However, it was him who taught Sa Ting, who "it is impossible to fall in love with anyone," to love.
Because love is our instinct.
We seem to have forgotten this.
Love is like oxygen.Love is a many-splendored thing.Love lifts us up where we belong. Shaating was moved by Christine’s innocence and courage, his singing, his affectionate eyes and singing, touched everyone people. He makes you believe, All you need is love. Although the curtain falls, you may shook your head and say you don’t believe it, but within 2 hours of this movie, you will believe it.
You will believe that love is the most important and beautiful thing in life.
He said, we should be lovers.
He said, How wonderful life is, now you 're in the world
, he said, an In at The name of Love
One night at The name of Love ... in
his debate with her, even though she said It's all facts, what he said is like a idiot, but, however, he obviously won, she was convinced, and the audience was also willing to believe him. Because he is so real and so persistent, whether he is right or not, that really doesn't matter.
What she said, what she once believed in, is the "education" received by girls of our age, that is: Diamonds are a girl's best friend. That is why those stars are willing to marry the rich, they must be like this, love cannot When bread, fools know, but, but, they can have a choice, just because they still don't understand love.
The climax part is when they decide to elope after Satin learns that she will give up love soon in the world, she lied to him and said that she did not love him. But the last performance betrayed her, and the ending finally surpassed the resistance of power. They hugged and kissed warmly, of course, this was very clichéd. But you will patiently watch them say what they can guess at the moment of separation, because love is so beautiful.
Brilliant music, brilliant opera, brilliant dialogue.
A stunning shock.
Make you so willing to sink into this gorgeous sentiment about love.
For those who like this movie, the
original soundtrack (eDonkey is required): http://lib.verycd.com/2004/02/08/0000004696.html
Lyrics: http://www.lyricsondemand.com/soundtracks /m/moulinrougelyrics/
English lines
Moulin Rouge Script-Dialogue Transcript
http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/m/moulin-rouge-script-transcript-luhrmann.html
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