"Love in Budapest" is a pre-existing song and then a fictional story around it.
When I first saw the title of the movie, I thought it was just a lighthearted and humorous love movie.
A restaurant in the Hungarian capital in the 1930s. The charming heroine is deeply loved by two men at the same time, a restaurant owner and a restaurant pianist. Narrowly, I thought that the next plot of the movie would revolve around the jealousy between the two. But what was really surprising was that the two men were with her at the same time, coexisting friendly. "I would rather share you with others than lose you." The
movie did not go on like this, and the arrival of World War II made the atmosphere quickly become heavy.
The transformation of the male No. 3 shows the hideous beastly nature of some people: from a nominee who fails in courtship to a warlord who takes advantage of others and tarnishes his former sweetheart. From a frustrated youth who committed suicide and was rescued by Jews to a demon who killed Jews.
Hypocrisy and greed.
I admire the heroine's ability to survive strong. After the two lovers passed away, she insisted on running the restaurant, had a child alone, and "waited peacefully for the flood to recede". If she was herself, she might choose suicide as a weak method to maintain the remaining ones. Fragments of dignity.
Time goes to 60 years later.
The end of the film makes people smile. It turns out that the death of the male No. 3 was not because of "Sad Sunday". The two lovers did not take it 60 years ago. Birthday", humming happily, still elegant and beautiful bun.
Oh, strong and wise Ilona.
Just like watching "The Day After Tomorrow" and being glad that the earth I live in has not collapsed yet, after watching "Love in Budapest", I am extremely glad that I grew up in a peaceful age.
Pray for world peace, stability and harmony on earth.
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