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"The End of Warmth Kills People"
Hunter 2022-03-23 09:01:45
I haven't seen the original version of "Untouchable Lovers", but this version of the movie still brings me wonderful comfort. Whether it is a letter traveling through time and space, or the performance of the actors entering the play. The spoiler pretty much popped into my head when the movie mentioned the man who was hit by a car at the end. That glass house by the lake is really nice, the only thing I'm afraid of is sleeping there at night and being sucked by leeches that climb up from the water... The end of the movie disappoints me, if it wasn't for a lover who ended up getting married, it would be It is an impressive tragedy. It is tepid now. Although it is also touching, it is greatly reduced.
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Extended Reading
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Alex: [after he saw her at the subway station in 2004] I don't know if you remember but, we saw each other. That is, I saw you. You never told me... how beautiful you were.
Kate: Well, maybe you saw someone else. That was a bad hair year for me.
Alex: Long brown hair, gentle unguarded eyes...
Kate: OK, OK. You saw me. But I still don't know what you look like.
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Kate: It was you. Why didn't you tell me?
Alex: You would've thought I was crazy or drunk. Or both.