After reading a lot of movie reviews, I was amazed at the snobbery of people.
Emma's rational ruthlessness is greatly admired, and Adele's chaotic cowardice is infinitely magnified. In fact, in my eyes, neither of them is like this.
Emma is indeed more able to control the situation and direction, but Adele is not completely led by her nose, she has her own courage. When they looked at each other on the grass, it was Emma who she kissed first, and when she finally regained her love, it was Emma who she took the initiative to date. And in the last scene where the two of them are in the coffee shop, I don't think Emma has no feelings for Adele anymore, it's just that the gap is cracked into a canyon, and the past can't be traced anymore.
Does Emma totally despise Adele and have no respect for her? This is definitely not the case, otherwise how could she be introduced to her peers and friends, saying that she is her Muse. Adele has no culture, no spiritual communication with Emma, only carnal attraction? Not to mention, how can pure carnal attraction last for so many years? If it's just carnal, it can be a stable long-term friend. In fact, the two did not go to bed immediately, but had a picnic together and visited the art gallery. At the beginning of the film, Adele chatted with the boy she was pursuing, and she was very good at literature. The main reason for being at a loss at the party is not that Adele has no culture, but that this is Emma's professional field. Even if a doctor of literature stumbles into a doctor's party, he must be embarrassed to get in. But does that lead to the conclusion that he has no culture?
The estrangement between Emma and Adele is actually ambitious. Emma recognizes Adele's literary talent and wants her to write more and get further opportunities, while Adele just wants to enjoy life with Emma. In fact, the relationship between these two people is the only relationship in the movie that can be called love. Adele is nothing to the first little boyfriend, to the female classmate who kissed her, to her colleagues, and Emma to her ex-girlfriend and new girlfriend. love.
I don't think the movie is morally critical of either party, it's just a true love story. It is not so unforgivable and incomprehensible for people to derail physically or mentally because of loneliness, and there is no need to hold the banner of morality to list who is the winner.
It is fortunate and unfortunate that I can taste such love in my life. In the future, all kinds of things have turned into a sea of water, except that Wushan is not a cloud, and it is difficult to reach the height and thickness of this love. Some people expect that the sales guy who can't be an actor will give Adele a mediocre happiness, but this mediocre happiness that others can enjoy is compared with the high-purity love that Adele has experienced, but it is only mediocre and difficult to experience happiness.
If the film exaggerates the plot of the two people testing each other, and finally ends in a timely manner when the two are sweetly in love, it will all become a comedy, and no one will seize Adele's weakness and say that her "character has led to the tragedy of life. ". But if the relationship never happened, would Adele's life be fuller and fuller than it is now? Of course not. After this heartbreak, Adele actually gained more.
I have always believed that love has no happy ending, that death is its inevitable destiny, and most loves are also abnormally short-lived, the only difference is where the story stops. Stopping in a honeymoon together becomes a comedy, stopping where it falls apart becomes a tragedy, stopping at a reunion after a long absence becomes a reunion, stopping at a midnight reminiscence place becomes an unforgettable place. The meaning of love never lies in its ending, but in giving more abundant life experience to two people who have experienced it. If Jack and Rose are both rescued, what will happen when the two people with huge class differences arrive in the United States together? If the My Fair Lady continues to be filmed, will the flower girl and the professor, who are similar to the ending of the father's marriage, still live in harmony?
Blue is the warmest color. In fact, both of them have warmed each other once, which is enough. You can't expect love to give more, it's only good at peddling pain and never promises permanent happiness. Adele, who left the gallery sadly, and Emma, who was chatting and laughing beside her new girlfriend, can discuss success or failure in the mundane sense, but in terms of love, the two who have been in love and have been hit hard, and in the end, it is difficult to continue their honey luck. There are winners, and no one is a loser.
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