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Robb 2022-10-18 20:44:36
Recently, I have been looking for small and fresh movies, except that the male and female protagonists are very eye-catching. To be honest, I don’t understand why the director wants to make a love movie into a suspense or a sci-fi or something else, so at the end, I once fantasized about the male protagonist. Taking a leap at the climax of the music, in exchange for death to stay with the heroine in another world, this is more worthy of the hero's previous declaration of love! Finally, complain about the ending part. This kind of uncertain answer has long been outdated, and the audience has seen it sucks! Romance films either have a happy ending obediently, or have a tragic ending. What is the need for a suspenseful ending! Completely incomprehensible!
Extended Reading
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Dell: Why does it feel so impossible to let you go? It's an addiction, you know. That's all it is. It's a biochemical addiction. It's so stupid. If you think about it relationships are all totally narcissistic. Basically, you're just looking for someone who'll love you as much as you love yourself. That's all it is.
Kimberly: -No, it's not.
Dell: -Yes, it is.
Kimberly: No, it's not. No, it's not.
Dell: I don't know anything anymore. But I know I do love you.
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Dell: Dell: I just have to tell you something more important really quick. You know that book I've been reading, "The Selfish Gene" by Richard Dawkins, there's this fascinating part I just read about memes. He basically says that ideas are like genes that self-replicate and mutate, like a cultural form of evolution, I was thinking how that applies to us, you know? The idea of us, how we've really mutated and evolved. Right? Because you think about it, we were just dumb, young kids when we first met. And then we broke up, got back together, blah blah blah. And now we're this really mature, loving couple who's grown respect and admiration for each other.