Memories are sometimes painful, making people feel at a loss, on the verge of collapse, and lingering

Barrett 2022-01-19 08:02:51

There are three versions of this movie. It is incredible to look at a love event from three angles.

Coincidentally, what I saw was the him version, which looked at this love from a man's point of view. The male protagonist is a long lover, in order to save the love, he did everything. Including that in order to fulfill his wife’s request for having an affair, doing it reluctantly... A man can put down his body and dignity to do everything, it’s really not easy, it fully demonstrates his deep love, but the hostess doesn’t appreciate it at all. It's so powerless if it's detached. The entanglement of love and hatred makes the whole film very depressing, and it makes the whole thing dull, and it can hardly stand...

Later, I discovered that their child had died, which caused their relationship to be in jeopardy. But from the beginning of this film, I really didn’t see it. It was not until the two people cried that I discovered how much the child’s departure had hit them. Almost destroyed everything, because I really can’t get out...

The memory is like this, sometimes it is precious, making people want to collect it as a whole; but sometimes it hurts and makes people feel at a loss, on the verge of collapse, and lingering...

There is also the last follow, I don’t understand what the heroine is for. If you are in love, you can stay together. If you want to break, you can’t break, entangled, and intermittent. It’s really unbearable... Is this the appearance of foreigners’ love? , It's really confusing, or don't...

I don’t have the courage to watch the other two...

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The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Him quotes

  • Conor Ludlow: I, uh, forfeited the loan the bank gave me, I'm losing the lease on my bar... Eleanor's gone... with the fucking wind. I'm 33 years old, and my life's a fucking boat wreck.

    Spencer Ludlow: I'm in my 60s. I lost a grandson this year that I'm basically forbidden to talk about, my third wife just walked out on me, and I come here every afternoon to this restaurant named after your mother.

  • Eleanor Rigby: I love you.

    Conor Ludlow: I know.