After reading it, the advantages and disadvantages are obvious. A lot of places felt a little too dramatic. The career setting and drama conflict are more extreme, and there are several scenes. At the beginning, I thought, this is not going to be done here, right? And then when I found out that it was really like this, it was inevitable to play. It's like the scene where the heroine lost her legs, and the hero's son fell into the ice hole. The connection between these two scenes is still relatively obvious, but the scene where the male protagonist takes the female protagonist to the bar seems a bit too programmer.
However, this still does not prevent this film from moving me, especially its discussion on the matter of life energy, although it is relatively popular, but the emotion is sincere. The progression of the relationship between the two here is very convincing. How did the male lead make the female lead regain her desire for life? The first is his sincerity. The second time they met, he asked the hostess not to go swimming without hesitation, and went into the water first. This attitude made the heroine deeply feel that he did not have any different thoughts about her because of his injury, and later found that the hero treated everyone, including himself, with this attitude.
The so-called life energy is the purposeful activity generated by the infinite curiosity about the world. There are two points here, love of the world and others more than yourself, and the resulting desire to incorporate yourself into it. Two of the most chemistry scenes in the movie. The first is the first time the female protagonist goes to see the male protagonist boxing. In addition to the splash of male hormones, the female protagonist also feels the communication between the male protagonist and the world - doing what she loves, accepting the danger and pleasure in it. The second is the first time the male and female protagonists have sex. The male protagonist's attitude towards sex is like treating an organ on his body. After the end, he uses "OP" to describe his state - it is still running, and sex and love can make people feel Oneself is not just or, but still functioning organically.
The director's technique is also quite skilled, in addition to laying out the continuity strictly, he is also very experienced in controlling the atmosphere through the camera and sound. The two scenes criticized above are actually based on skilled techniques. The tension created by this climax has caused discomfort to those more professional audiences, which can be described as mixed.
Finally, I put my favorite scene on it. It is one of the movie scenes that has moved me more recently. The relationship between the sexes, the relationship between man and nature, the relationship between man and the past... All in this action setting - love exists Between I have to snuggle with you and I want to snuggle with you.
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