Romance films that make me feel good are more literary, closer to life, more atypical, and slightly artistic.
The film does not clearly give the main line that a "love story" should have, and the filming is more ordinary. You can see boys and girls gossip together, pass small notes in class, and discuss who is with whom behind the scenes. Even if you don't watch love stories, it's good to just come in and experience youth life.
Rather than talking about love, it’s better to talk about life. Although trivial, it does not look boring because the director has a very good grasp of the rhythm of the film. Many details are well grasped, making the audience more experience. Watching the boys and girls in the film will resonate with people, "I once loved someone so humbly", "I was also instigated by my friends to confess." Everyone has this kind of memory, so it is very moving.
Now let's talk about the movie itself.
The heroine Julie is obviously an avoidant attachment personality. She looks quiet and introverted. In fact, she has extremely high requirements and persistence for what she wants. In his bones, he still yearns for romance, yearning for a kind of madness, and advocating beauty. Otto is a good lover, but she doesn't love him. She fell in love with the Italian teacher, a handsome and thoughtful man. A man who teaches Italian and reads poetry. But she dared not. So when Otto asks if you're in love with someone, she replies that it's because I don't love you that I can say these things to you, and if I'm in love with you, I'll avoid you.
Because I love you so much, it's not an equal relationship. You are handsome and popular, and there have been many heartbreaks for you. I don't want to be next, so a sad ending is better than a happy beginning that might have but won't.
Because even if this relationship begins, everything will not go as expected. People in love are uncontrollable, and many feelings that I have never experienced before will arise. I don't want to get out of hand, so don't start.
The male protagonist is the Italian teacher of the female protagonist. Although it is a teacher-student love, it actually does not have the inevitable tragedy that traditional teacher-student romance movies want to discuss. He can really be regarded as a suave, female student and female teacher. Obviously just looking for novelty and not for love. As he himself told the math teacher, I haven't felt this kind of "love" for a long time. It is human nature to want to be valued. (Not to say that raising fish with integrity is the right thing to do). Meeting the heroine is really a slaughter. At first, you should only be attracted by the appearance of the heroine. The alienation, sadness, and unique temperament are unique. After a long period of contact, I really fell in love with it. But in the end, it still can't give the heroine the sense of security she lacks the most.
I think the most obvious emotional exchange between the male and female protagonists was in that Italian class. The male protagonist asked the female protagonist to read the class materials, and then asked her to translate. It's a love poem. The eye contact between the two of them is very telling when they read. The heroine's tone rose briskly, with a bit of pride. When I read "I love you", I looked at the hero with a smile in my eyes.
The reason they couldn't be together is because both parties are not mature enough, especially the heroine's side. The idea of "it's better not to start than to end sadly" is wrong, she's afraid of change and she's afraid of heartbreak. In fact, no one is not afraid of heartbreak, betrayal and departure of loved ones. But you shouldn't resist all of this happening, let life do what life should do, and you can't heal yourself by escaping, and the problem will always be there, and nothing will change. But correspondingly, it is not bad for a young love to end with such an osmium ending. But I'm actually more curious about whether two people who are really together will become better, and whether they will become cherished for each other.
What I regret more is Otto. The blond actor's appearance and the character of the whole film really look like a pure golden retriever dog. In fact, he is also very innocent. He fell in love with the heroine at first sight. The good brothers created the conditions and hesitated to propose a date, and the confession was also pushed by friends. Even if I understand that the heroine doesn't like him, I am happy to be able to accompany the heroine. I guess they're just not that kind of platonic companions, but there's nothing wrong with living in peace with each other, it's just that it would be too boring for the heroine. Otto's love is too pure, love will burn yourself and others. He doesn't act like licking a dog, that is, a very reassuring existence. It's a pity that I finally learned the truth and chose to jump down to end my life like a flower. It's actually a pity. The female protagonist later said to the male protagonist, "No one loves me like Otto for a lifetime." In fact, it was only because his life came to an abrupt end, not because he just loved you. As long as a person is alive, there are countless possibilities, and maybe he will change, because no one can always give unconditional and unrequited love.
Everyone is too young to say this, too young to deal with such a mess of emotions.
In addition, the movie is called "Beautiful People". Before I watched it, I thought it was referring to the heroine. After watching it, I realized that it could also refer to the male lead. "Look, they are so beautiful. A beautiful person." It feels like the director wants to tell the audience that you don't have to worry about whether the story has a happy ending or not, and look at these people who fell in love and hurt each other in their youth.
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