they say it's the last song They don't know us, you see It's only the last song After watching this movie late at night, I started watching it with a feeling of fulfilling my long-cherished wish: Yes, I fulfilled the wish I made a long time ago and finished watching this movie. The footage of the film is very slow, there is almost no conflict or agitation, and even the shaking of the footage can make people feel like a DV shot by ordinary people: the technology is rough and full of life, which is incompatible with some current blockbusters-- You know, that jitter feels amateurish, but it makes me feel close to the state of our lives -- our lives, which never start playing without editing. But it was all this that deceived me, I never thought that I would be so moved by this movie. Selma has an extraordinary musical talent. However, she is a single mother, and in addition, she has a congenital misfortune: her eyes will gradually become blind due to genetics, and her son will follow in her footsteps. And so the scenes of life began to unfold in her eyes. She gradually became blind and lost her job, but her inner belief was to keep her child blind. She is reluctant to buy a bicycle for her son, because she wants to save, save this love, in order to keep her son's eyes. But her neighbor Bill was a poor man, and he was miserable, and because of his wife's lavish life, he could no longer be as generous as a decent man. He even said to Selma who had his gun: shut me, please shut me. The stress of life made him think about death. But he never had the courage to swallow a bullet and commit suicide, but he could only beg Selma to shoot him. He died, and what followed was a tear-jerking story. People who watch a lot of American blockbusters tend to like happy endings, but more people ignore that the endings of this life are not all happy endings. Selma was not saved because she kept her promise to her neighbor Bill: Silence is golden. For her son and her own life, she chose the former. She continued to dance in the dark. This mother, who cannot lose her music, taps and dances to the imaginary music in prison. She weeps, sings, and her life appears again. When Jeff said I love you to Selma, I burst into tears. At this time Selma had given up her life, but she was still saying to Jeff - the man who loved her - "Don't cry Jeff, Jeff, don't cry, just be fine." When Jeff Say "I love you" softly At that time, Selma couldn't help crying anymore. Or only at the moment of parting, this sentence is enough to make people unforgettable - because that is the parting of life and death. When Selma and the female prison guard counted the 107 steps to death together, the music started again, and Selma began to sing again. She was so scared that she couldn't stand up, but music accompanied her through her final life course. Facing the black hood that was given to her during the execution, she was so frightened that she lost her usual strength, and she began to cry uncontrollably. But she calmed down, and just after her friend shoved her son's glasses into her hands, she began to sing, in her usual tune, but without a chorus. But the plank fell abruptly, her singing stopped abruptly, and the glasses in her hand fell. As a mother, there is no way back the love she gives. As another man Jeff, what he paid was hopeless, hopeless love. But they all paid so much, and this emotion seemed ordinary and great in the crowd. But I will never watch this movie a second time. As many have said, I can't bear to watch it again. The sadness in the film made me unable to hold myself back. From singing to death, from love to parting, there was no trace, no ups and downs, no conflict, and it was as plain as our life. Even said that you will always find traces of your life in this movie, for which I wept for a long time. In addition, what can't be forgotten is the music in the movie, each section is heart-warming, beautiful, but heart-wrenching. In particular, "I've Seen It All" in the film made me lose my words again. I see everything, what more can I ask for? Just like my current life, we have so much, what more can we ask for? The final subtitle of the film is a dazzling black background with white characters. Everything slowly floats over, leaving only darkness. Or this is the end we will face. When something passes away, only the darkness that symbolizes nothingness is left to ourselves. Dance in the dark when all have gone, yes , we can only do that. ve Seen It All", let me slip again. I see everything, what more can I ask for? Just like my current life, we have so much, what more can we ask for? The final subtitle of the film is a dazzling black background with white characters. Everything slowly floats over, leaving only darkness. Or this is the end we will face. When something passes away, only the darkness that symbolizes nothingness is left to ourselves. Dance in the dark when all have gone, yes , we can only do that. ve Seen It All", let me slip again. I see everything, what more can I ask for? Just like my current life, we have so much, what more can we ask for? The final subtitle of the film is a dazzling black background with white characters. Everything slowly floats over, leaving only darkness. Or this is the end we will face. When something passes away, only the darkness that symbolizes nothingness is left to ourselves. Dance in the dark when all have gone, yes , we can only do that.
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