Over the Rainbow

Collin 2022-03-18 09:01:03

Another year of Christmas is approaching. Rewatching this movie before Christmas brings a touch of sadness to my heart. On Christmas Eve in Beijing in 2007, there were no snowflakes flying in the sky, no ubiquitous Christmas songs, or even a twinkling Christmas tree. . . I also didn't wear a snowflake sweater for the occasion, maybe I was just in a bad mood.
In "You've Got Mail", the heroine looked back at the empty bookstore through the glass on Christmas Eve when the corner shop was about to close, and suddenly recalled dancing happily under the care of her mother in her childhood, but when she grew up, Girls can only face life alone. The sound of the music reminded me of a familiar Christmas song. The heroine's eye circles were wet, and so were my eye circles.
"You've Got Mail" is a romantic and warm American film that tells the story of two real-life enemies who cherish each other on the Internet and eventually become lovers. Maybe it's because the heroine is too deeply influenced, I also like "Pride and Prejudice", I also love fairy tales, and I also look forward to friends on the Internet. . .
Over at The Rainbow Somewhere
Way up High
There's A Land that the I of the Heard
Once in A Lullaby
my sorrow quietly flowing in colorful Christmas night, I can not hear lively Christmas music, see the blinking Christmas tree, but also smell Fragrant wine. . . I only saw that the dark night was slowly sinking, and I was afraid of the coming of the night.
Maybe after tonight, everything will be back to normal. The sun rose as usual, and I heard the singing of the birds again, felt the warmth of love, and saw the sight of happiness in my eyes. Maybe everything will be fine, just not tonight.



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You've Got Mail quotes

  • Kathleen Kelly: [about "NY152"] He couldn't possibly be the Rooftop Killer!

    Christina Plutzker: Remember when you thought Frank might be the Unibomber?

    Kathleen Kelly: That was different.

  • Frank Navasky: [about Birdie] She fell in love with Generalissimo Franco!

    Kathleen Kelly: No, don't say that. Really. We don't know that for sure.

    Frank Navasky: Well, who else could it have been? It was probably around 1960.

    Kathleen Kelly: Do you want some popcorn?

    Frank Navasky: I can't believe this! I mean, it's not like he was something normal, like a socialist or an anarchist or something.

    Kathleen Kelly: It happened in Spain. People do really stupid things in foreign countries.

    Frank Navasky: Absolutely. They buy leather jackets for much more than they're worth. But they don't fall in love with fascist dictators!