This film fully demonstrates the choice of values. As for which is more important between love and career, Matt chose love of course, and he was not selfish. When he learned that choosing love would ruin the dance career of the person he loved, he was shaken. On the one hand, it was love, and on the other hand, he His lover regards his dance career as life. Obviously Matt loves the heroine. He also knows that the heroine loves him, but he doesn't want to see the heroine lose himself because he chooses love. At this time, it is definitely not because he is afraid of affecting his career. Matt's choice at this moment is debatable, and it is also the most criticized part of this film. Think about Matt's return to an ordinary person, and the heroine's return to a small commoner. Why not do the ordinary but always together life? It is also in line with the value of the film. Think again, Matt's view of love is selfless, love means not hurting each other, and you can give up love for love. In fact, it is also selfish, and has no scruples about the heroine who also loves him. Fortunately, Matt grew up in his thoughts, and his understanding of love was also sublimated. Finally, he realized that love is to have and to bear together. Overcoming all the thorns and obstacles like going to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. Lord.
The casting of this film is very successful personally, especially the heroine is aura and decadent but not lost. Among them, the black "staff" is young and capable but has deep feelings. If Morgan Forman plays this role, it will be a better interpretation. But there will be no surprises. The film builds on the 500-year black history of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, World War I and World War II, so that it has bones, and then values are injected into it.
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