But after watching The Secret Life of Bees for the second time, I don't think so. The film is very melodious, the tone is exactly the same as honey, and it is full of bright yellow that is thick and not too sweet.
There are a few particularly good shots, such as Zack picking up a handful of purple honey with his hands, Lily slowly lifting the yarn on the bee's hat, staring at his eyes and sucking clean; for example, August took out Debra's relic, Lily The eyes that she didn't want to look at but couldn't move; for example, at the end of May's letter to the sisters, in the background narration she said don't mess it up, then smiled softly, and finally said, Love, May .
but most of the tears I wait any longer, in the end was that Sunday in the army Caribbean pink color inside the house, August Lily and Rosaleen first to tell the story of Mary, five black women sitting next to from time to time Accompanied by sighs and whispers. I listened, looked at August's serious and loving face, and felt my throat tighten.
Because it is black English and with a southern accent, I can't fully understand it. But I really love Latifah's voice, she can be so tough, so warm, and sometimes so sad. And what fuels all of this is the unparalleled background music, I checked , and other works by composer Mark Isham , and
So, that's it.
Love, it may sound stupid, but it does work.
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