The film is not very exciting, but it is also in line with real life, which is the kind of life film I prefer. The streets of Paris, the cafes, and the people who were filmed as extras in the film and the streets of Paris, allowed me to see a real Paris and act out some moments of my French life outside of the film.
This is obviously not a film about cultural conflict, not only because American culture and European culture, specifically French culture, are far less incompatible than Chinese and Western cultures. The language barrier is the thread of all contradictions, although there is no language barrier between the two lovers. But when a woman's boyfriend watches his woman communicate with other men in a language he doesn't understand, the feeling of being an outsider will naturally make him feel inexplicably lost, not to mention knowing his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend one after another. However, all the contradictions finally disappeared on the flame of love. Whether it was a big reunion or a small reunion, the contradictions of the two days were finally resolved, and the experience in Paris did not bring an end to a love.
Of course, "Two Days in Paris" can't show the long picture of life, but when you come out of the theater, you can't help but think of love, which affects the feelings of countless men and women every day, how long it can last, and how much impact it has on life.
Obviously this varies from person to person. But one thing is certain, no matter how long you have been in love, or how many times you have been in love, it may be one of the important evidences that you have lived. Therefore, no matter when and where, not to avoid love, not to deceive the person who loves, should be the basic principle of a normal person when facing love.
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