It was this film that I remembered while watching Bonnie and Sisi chatting about movies. At that time, I felt so warm when I heard it. The male protagonist was in a mess, and the female protagonist was also in a mess. Everything around me was far from perfect, but when we met, there was a story.
The painter's neighbor was a big assist. First, a strong black boyfriend was thrown in, and then a dog was thrown in. The writer couldn't refuse, and was forced to be really fragrant. Later, it was a journey of three people, healing, letting go, and accepting each other...
The heroine starts out in a mess, sleeping with a man whose name has not even appeared, a sick son, and a mother who takes care of her. But she's funny, intellectual, gentle, empathetic, and mixed with the toughness of an independent woman.
I found that the writer male protagonist likes people who will not condone him with violence, and naturally fall in love with the full and playful female protagonist. A series of awkward and thankless displays of love begins.
Half of everyone is thinking about how there is such a downright male protagonist in this world, but if you look at it, you will find that the source of joy in it also comes from such an unpopular person. Although the director gave such a character the protagonist aura, it also shows that such a decision exudes unique charm to some extent.
This old man is a bit like Ove, no, weirder than Ove, but different, Ove is the one who has lost his love and chooses to close himself, while the writer has never met someone who can open his heart (I wonder how his ex-wife got along with him) He got along and got married)? The movie also ends nicely, in a warm bakery, at four o'clock in the morning, the streets are empty, the two open their hearts and walk the cold streets, waiting for the first steaming pot of bread to come out at dawn? A new day and a new life have begun. From now on, there will be more expectations and excitement in life...
⚠️ "You make me want to be a better man"
"I may be the only woman in the world who knows you're the most amazing woman in the world"
The classic lines are still very moving, especially when they are revealed from the mouth of this strange guy, they are very sincere. (Additionally what the hell is the domestic movie "Warm Hug?" in the same clean addiction chapter, hypocritical and exaggerated...)
In addition, it is found that movies related to the healing of the protagonist will have black people, and occasionally there will be homosexual themes, as the key auxiliary of the movie, and then the protagonist gradually transitions from the acceptance of these characters to the acceptance of society (bucket list, green skin) Books, out of reach...)
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