The only impression left after watching it is the repeated rivalry between Winslet and Leonardo. The acting skills of the two are really strong, and Winslet's Golden Globe Award for Best Actress should be unbearable. It is a little regrettable that Leonardo's appearance is a little unsuitable for the role, so that when I see him grinning, frowning, winking, and angering his crown, he always feels that he is not a man who has passed away, but an older young man who gave birth to a son early. But he didn't hide his acting skills in the slightest.
Another point is the choice between real life and ideal life. Frankly speaking, this young couple is in the midst of happiness and does not know happiness, and they want gold when they have money. I appreciate their thinking, not limited by the world and the passing years, still longing for passion and the idea of a fresh life. But in that era, and even in today's society, there were still not many people who could give up everything to elope. Ideal and reality, we are back to a multiple-choice question - it seems that it will never become a multiple-choice single-choice question.
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