If Cecilia went to Hollywood with the real Gel at the end of the movie, or lived in the movie with Tom, it wouldn't be a great movie.
But unfortunately, Gel is a real person, he doesn't have those romantic nonsense, he just said those words to solve the trouble, Cecilia still returned to her real life, no miracle happened, and she couldn't escape from reality in the movie. No overbearing president fell in love with me, how rational capitalism.
Against the background of the economic depression, Cecilia got the job of a waiter but didn't cherish it. She was so distracted that she was too busy to indulge in the movie world. When she was busy in the restaurant, she kept talking to her colleagues, delaying the serving and breaking the dishes. plate. The audience couldn't stand the barrage of "work hard!" The unreliable Cecilia has an equally unreliable husband, and every day he idles around and beats her. This bad reality and the vanity of yearning for high-end restaurants have made her addicted to the world of movies time and time again. The director's first wave simply allowed them to cross the dimension, much like people watching the live broadcast and then leaving the live broadcast Tom jumped out to fulfill Cecilia's dream. Of course, that's pure movie characters coming true, real fantasy. When Tom came out of the movie, this 35-year-old movie suddenly seemed full of passion and energy, not losing the creativity of the current video. The heartwarming plot full of Mary Sue that follows makes people forget the dim reality and be full of joy.
After a bunch of upside-down romance and absurdity, Cecilia was obviously inspired to have the possibility to enter the movie to fulfill her dream, except that the money is not real, the champagne is actually a prop ginger juice, etc., she is still very happy. But here comes the problem, the real actor herself, Gel, promises her to go to Hollywood, seduces her to love her or something. I was fascinated by all kinds of things, and I didn't think about how likely she was in reality to go to Hollywood and reach the pinnacle of her life.
So at the end, Cecilia, who hoped to rush to the romance of deep love and real money, and champagne, slowly woke up with Gel's departure. It was the reality she chose at last, and the reality was still the dark background, and even after a lot of tossing, there was no work, and the bad husband might even go further and laugh at her stupidity.
In the end, she sat in front of the movie, watching Tom and his character's partner dance beautifully, what was she thinking.
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