Nevertheless, I still want to have the opportunity to write about my love for him, his love for his characters, and his movies.
Kevin Kstner-This is a combination of American names and German surnames. Therefore, I always feel that his face is a bit like Adenauer. He has blue-green eyes, gentle and firm. It is said that he used to be a model for evening dresses. Of course, when he first debuted, he was still a little shy, but his facial lines were so perfect when he was young, and his figure is also great. What attracts me the most is his temperament, which is the gentlemanly demeanor and masculinity that can only be found in old American actors such as Jaley Cooper, James Stewart and Spencer Tracy, and the real America that has long since disappeared. Style idealism. So Costner himself seems to be a person living in a bygone era. His classical charm can only be brought into full play in the orthodox moral style films he is good at. So when the water world failed, he played many ridiculous films, I think it ruined him.
The movie is said to have been written to Steve McQueen, a tough guy star. But if the movie is not going to be passed on because of the mediocrity and cliché of the plot itself, it can only be attributed to Costner. He injected a noble spirit into this killer character, and his restrainedness added a gentle charm to the character. If a man says too much, there is no sense of mystery and attraction, so introverted men are more lovely-not gloomy, but a kind of implicit tolerance.
The male protagonist is a bodyguard, so he is both a protector, a knight and an employee or servant. In fact, the ideal man for a woman is a combination of protector and servant. Based on the characteristics of his profession, he should not have feelings for his employer, but at the same time he is a healthy man with weaknesses. He is not Liu Xiahui. So the tenderness he exudes when he can't control his feelings becomes more precious and sincere. That dance in the restaurant, accompanied by a song I love you forever, is so romantic! The heroine is a pure woman, as well as the willful and domineering of a big person. The position of the employer puts her in a seemingly dominant position. However, she is a woman after all.
A woman who needs love and protection from a man has nothing to do with her status, so she is also a weak person.
I just read an evaluation of "Moscow Doesn't Believe in Tears", saying that Guosha is too masculine. This is actually very simple. A true man always has to maintain his self-esteem-self-esteem instead of vanity. He puts women under his protection. He just treats any woman as an ordinary woman to love and protect. Is this wrong?
Yang Zaibao said, what do men do?
The man is blocking the bullet!
Therefore, in the male protagonist, there is both a high degree of professional ethics and a lover's dedication. The two writers are perfectly combined, so his image is so impressive. He is self-respecting, noble, responsible, and there is no shortage of tenderness and romance, just like the blue eyes on his sturdy face, sometimes chilly, sometimes affectionate. I remember the scene at the awards ceremony. He was seriously injured and still shot the killer. Then he saw the heroine safe and sound, showing a deep affection and comforting smile. All the love was in the eyes written with life. That's not gorgeous rhetoric and gag, what a shrewd man can do, it's true love and dedication, using life to love a woman, even though this woman has hurt him so deeply.
For you, I can die.
It's like another episode of his movie, doing everything for you.
Couldn't such a man move you?
A real man should be mature, tolerant, heroic, and sincere. He is the eternal protector of women. He can protect you when you are afraid. He will hold you in his arms with his strong arms and tell you whether to use it or not. Look for fear, there is me.
I am no longer afraid because of you.
I love you forever.
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