The filming method of the film is very avant-garde. It is a colorful multi-layer and multi-space picture style commonly used by French directors, like a kaleidoscope in the hands of a child, like a beautifully packaged candy, and a fun fantasy game.
From the beginning of the film, the narration of the young boy to the adult narration is very interesting, showing the romance and happiness of the French at a glance.
No matter how you look at it, it looks like a gorgeous and crazy show, something we only talk to ourselves and fantasize about. But it is precisely a reflection of reality, a fleeting moment captured by a careful and childish person. You know, those won't be real, but that kind of love does exist, whether in your dreams or in your heart. I am therefore amazed at the director's imagination and admire the way he uses metaphors, which are exaggerated and bizarre, but so accurate.
Watching the two childhood sweethearts play all the extraordinarily exciting games, the one that impressed me the most was the sentence: Love me, dare you? Everything can be a game, but this one cannot. What is love in the end? Love should not be a contest, although it looks like a contest. Love is not a game, there is never a winner or loser. Many people think that at the end of the film, the two people hugged and kissed and poured into the cement. Only in this way can they be able to tie and be together forever. In my opinion, it is just a metaphor in filming, which is equivalent to the love between two people finally solidified and sealed at a certain moment, and sometimes the end just means the beginning.
When they are old, two naughty old people are still betting and playing the little game of "dare or not". The sudden "I love you" is better than all the endings.
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