Old movies from the 1980s, fresh and fresh. Listening to the background music, it seems to have entered that melodious age, which is very beautiful. With the texture of an old movie, the whole movie looks beautiful, especially Milly's eyes are particularly beautiful. At the beginning, I couldn’t understand why Milly was attracted by the strange Eric. I only realized after seeing that because of his father’s departure, Milly was optimistic and positive on the surface, but her inner pain was hidden in the depths, and she kept fantasizing about miracles, and that was exactly what Eric was doing. A miraculous character, carrying the impossible dream of mankind-flying, has been working hard, even though it sounds ridiculous, so Milly involuntarily approached. The plot of Milly and Eric being forced to the top of the building, jumping downstairs in a critical moment, flying up, I instantly felt very routine and thunderous. Maybe it's because I still don't believe in miracles, how can people fly, so I can't believe the director's arrangement. But in the end, Eric flew to the sky and flew to the clouds. I was relieved. Eric was like a dream, telling us to believe firmly, hard work will definitely be rewarding.
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