Although as far as romance films are concerned, some of the plots fall into the rut, such as the hero and save America-style first meeting of the hero and heroine, or the happy ending, and the climax that I feel is a little stiff - the scene that symbolizes both destruction and new life. of fire. But there is still much to be commended. First of all, what fascinated me the most was the romantic exotic atmosphere - ancient songs like a trickle floating in the fields of the manor. The noise, the splash of juice, fell on the shy young men and women. Secondly, the film wins with artistic conception. Just like the title of the film, what the film presents in front of the audience is a fairyland in the clouds that is not all on earth. Although the male protagonist suddenly breaks into the paradise in a military uniform, it seems that the fireworks of the world can only start a branch. The Oriole on the head, the rest of the valley is still quiet. Again, it's not hard to see the theme of hope that the film goes to great lengths to convey. The film sets the background to the end of World War II, and defines the male protagonist as an orphan who does not know his parents, a soldier with war sequelae, and a husband who is betrayed by his wife. and the undying roots of the vine that my father took from the ruins, symbolizing salvation and hope—love can reconstruct everything, even in nothingness. This is the light the film brings to those who are in distress. Finally, I have to mention the actor Keanu Reeves. When the overhead shot fell on his smiling face holding the divorce contract, I felt a sudden sweetness, as if the chocolate he handed over instantly melted on the tip of my tongue. He has always been so gentle, with smiling red lips, fluttering eyebrows, and a long voice, even when he is angry, such as hitting his cheating wife and lover, or punching the hooligan who harassed the heroine, it makes me feel Extraordinarily gentle. He walked slowly from the Qingquan Mountains with a smile like that, and even the air was moist.
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