What impressed me was that after arguing with Freddie, Hes ran, his shoulders took a deep breath, the red trench coat, the rails, the vibrations, the whistling from far to near. Everything seems to point to an Anna Karenina-esque tragedy. However, in the next second, the camera switched, and the subway station changed from reality to reality. A long shot was drawn from the perspective of the heroine to the underground air-raid shelter in the pouring gunfire. They sang the song of buying oysters and scallops, repeating "alive, alive" over and over again. ”, the police with helmets appeared, the original reality became absurd, the film was dyed with a wonderful color between the film and the stage play, and the previous analysis became meaningless. The picture became a miniature of the civilian life of World War II, and the suddenly appeared heroine and his wife joined the singing. The picture flashed back, the train whizzed, the lights trembled, the black hair tucked in the strong wind, the face was pale, and the eyes were swollen, but Weisz was still beautiful and moving. At the end of the film, Freddie said to Hes, Be safe Hes said to Freddie, Be good thought about whether there was a better solution two years ago, and it seems that there is still no better goodbye. The depth and obscurity of love comes from its naturalness and sociality. As far as nature is concerned, like human beings, love experiences life and death, including growth, fall, escape, and death. Passionate and raw, lively and direct. In terms of sociality, it is more complex, covering almost all areas that the human mind can relate to. So does love have a class character? Of course there is love. From youth to deep blue sea. The subject of love includes people, and people have class nature. There is also love. Terence Davis, the poet of the lens, is always at war with linearity. In one day, disillusionment grows, and ten thousand yuan returns to one. If I have the opportunity, I hope to watch the NT version of the blue, I heard that it is very good.
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