I watched the movie in two days. After reading what to say, I feel a little ordinary.
At the end, there was the most male ex-convict who robbed the car, and a runaway patient who might indeed have a psychological disorder, and they got together. Then what? The female protagonist who has lost her husband's asylum may live a life of worrying about money and food, while the male protagonist can escape the pursuit of the police and enter Canada smoothly although he has a loved one by his side? Are two black households working in Canada? Maybe I'm not so romantic because I started watching this movie after hearing such a good interlude, but I can't understand why the climax is a cheating scene?
If you feel that you don't love your husband or you can't communicate, is it bad to get a divorce? Is it bad to find a male lead after a divorce? There is also the role of a husband. He may really feel that his wife has a mental problem and needs medical treatment. Rationally speaking, a person around him often talks to himself about the feeling of the person next to him. A normal person will think that his wife may be sick and needs medical help. If you really feel that the three views are different, you don't have to be together all the time, but it's really a bit bad to have a mental derailment while enjoying the material provided by your husband. Is it okay to leave your husband to work to earn money and live independently, and find a male lead or a male lead to find you two to live a good life together? What a bad ending to jumping on a train? Even if she eloped, the heroine is still married in a legal sense. Is there a crime of bigamy? Needless to say, the male protagonist can't support himself, hey. The lack of IQ in the romantic brain.
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