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Erika 2022-01-26 08:12:48

Darling, will we be together after many years if we are the same as we were before? . . . I've never written a movie review and don't know how to write one. It seems that after watching every classic movie, there will be a lot of deep feelings that are beyond words, and I can't calm down for a long time. Every scene, every detail and every dialogue is staged repeatedly in my mind, imagining the ending. It may not be like this, what else can it be. Put Before Sunrise and Before last night Sunset watched it in succession. In fact, I heard others say that it should be more enjoyable to watch the second part after a while. But I can't wait any longer, because after watching the first part, I liked it too much, so I watched the follow-up immediately. How should I put it, when I watched the first part, I really felt very happy. I felt as if I watched it with a smile the whole time. I watched the two people have deep inner conversations, and sometimes there were very humorous ridicules. I really hit it off. I never believe in love at first sight, I think it is a relatively superficial emotion, and it is difficult to be profound. But seeing his encounter with her, I suddenly really wanted to believe in fate. I have been thinking about the possibility of the two of them being together in the future when I saw the end of the first part. Although I knew it would not be, I always secretly hoped. I have been guessing what the final outcome will be. After the most loving day, it seems that there are no more choices. If you chose to leave a number nine years ago and keep in touch, then you can gradually get to know each other deeply, and then discover each other's unbearable shortcomings, gradually disappointed, and the good memories of the past may be gone. If all connections are cut off, time will slowly precipitate everything, and in the end, this memory will always stay in the most beautiful corner of the deepest heart. But after watching the second part, I really feel a little sad, reality is always reality, and men are always more realistic than women. I remember nine years ago she was saying, can we think about this with adult rationality. But for nine years she completely stopped in her memory. Sometimes I feel like I see a little bit of myself in her. I want to be independent, but I want more happiness and true love. . I remember someone telling me a long time ago that you just live in the memory, and then you will die in the memory. But after nine years, everything will be different between them. Even if they are still each other's favorite, so what. Even if he once had such unforgettable feelings, after all, it can only be left to nostalgia and regret. . Reality is always scary. Back to the moment he kissed her for the first time. If time could freeze at that moment, maybe everything would be perfect. But it slipped away in a hurry, never wanting to stop for anyone. Perhaps, because of this, it has become the best witness, and only it can really prove everything and destroy everything. I remember reading a very classic saying, an oath is a momentary gaffe, and a lifetime of reneging. Some feelings, if you have had them, you should be content and grateful. Once, we fantasized that the moment turned into forever. But it was only because he was too young. Many years later, we look back with a little gratification and a little helplessness, seeing the splendor of the past, the original Turned into a phantom that could not be captured. But like Stefanie's song - there are memories, it's always good. Those brave and persistent waiting and happiness in youth will eventually be diluted by time. But although it is buried in reality, it is forever kept in our hearts. This feeling can be reminisced, but it was already lost at the time.

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Before Sunset quotes

  • Celine: Do I look any different?

    [long pause]

    Celine: I do?

    Jesse: I'd have to see you naked.

  • Jesse: In the months leading up to my wedding, I was thinking about you all the time. I mean, even on my way there; I'm in the car, a buddy of mine is driving me downtown and I'm staring out the window, and I think I see you, not far from the church, right? Folding up an umbrella and walking into a deli on the corner of 13th and Broadway. And I thought I was going crazy, but now I think it probably was you.

    Celine: I lived on 11th and Broadway.

    Jesse: You see?