Elegy of Ideal Love

Telly 2022-03-21 09:02:47

LOVE STORY is a very special movie. What makes it special is neither the plot nor the audiovisuals. From these aspects, this movie is really mediocre, or rather dull, with little to no merit. But why such an ordinary film, the score is not low. Personal understanding, in fact, it is more of an elegy for ideal love, that is, a classical love that can only be seen again in movies.

The film was adapted from the novel of the same name by writer Siegel, which was a sensation when it was released in the United States. In fact, the background of the film itself should be the Vietnam War period. In such an era of social turmoil in the United States, such a fairy tale love between a rich man and Cinderella can be accepted by the public, which is nothing more than conforming to the mood and psychology of the times. But in the final analysis, a major goal of commercial films is to create dreams for the general public. From this point of view, "Love Story" is undoubtedly extremely successful. It reminds me of Zhang Yimou's "My Father and Mother",

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Extended Reading
  • Jayme 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    The fairly familiar melody plot is a collection of the love story of a rich second generation and a poor girl, as well as a tragic life-and-death love with a terminal illness. Maybe it was a good plot in the 1970s. Otherwise, how could it win the Golden Globe Best Screenplay? But watch it now This kind of story no longer has such a strong appeal. The film starts from the back of a man and finally returns to that back. In my opinion, it is really a sad metaphor for life.

  • Lola 2022-03-15 09:01:05

    10-8 points. Where do I begin, To tell the story of how great a love can be... Just think of this movie, and the melody of its theme song immediately comes to mind. The first original novel I bought in my life was "Love Story". Although the book is so thin, its stories are numerous.

Love Story quotes

  • Oliver Barrett IV: Jenny... I'm sorry.

    Jennifer Cavalieri: Don't. Love means never having to say you're sorry.

  • [last lines]

    Oliver Barrett III: Oliver, why didn't you tell me? I made a couple of calls and as soon as I found out I jumped right in the car. Oliver, I want to help.

    Oliver Barrett IV: Jenny's dead.

    Oliver Barrett III: I'm sorry...

    Oliver Barrett IV: [cuts him off] Love- love means never having to say you're sorry!

    [walks away]