After a few minutes of sharp opening, all the characters in the play are immersed in the petty bourgeoisie style closely similar to Wang's sunglasses. Of course, petty bourgeoisie is not wrong, it can make some audiences move, and make another part feel heartfelt. The costumes, environmental facilities and other objects fully reflect the petty bourgeoisie of the American middle class in the 1960s. Of course, the music cannot be forgotten. As for the plot and shooting techniques, those are not the director's strengths, so don't worry too much.
Of course, this is a love movie. The protagonist who dumps all living beings faces the temptation of men and women, firmly loves his dead homosexual, and spends every day in a daze until he finally can't stand it and wants to follow him. Look, how touching! However, just like the repeated neurotic emphasis on "fear" in the movie, the male protagonist is undoubtedly afraid, afraid of the death that he invites himself, and even more afraid of forgetting his lover and destroying his ideal love, so when the male student who admires him appears, There was a turning point - the student had the gender he liked, the appearance, the love for him, and more importantly, they had achieved a "heart fit" in a sense (although as stupid as I didn't realize that fit, even even I don't know when they will meet), his ideal love reappears, and then? Then he naturally woke up from that gloomy state, and the world began to become colorful. However, his ideal love has not really been realized. This kind of unfinished end is not allowed in the subconscious, so when he thought he was going to start a new life and love, an irresistible heart attack came. In the end, he saw his former lover come and kiss him, just like his kiss in a dream, the story of an old comrade is over, and his love is complete.
Personally, I'm not very happy with the ending of being a XX and also building a torii, not to mention that Matthew Goode who plays Jimmy is so handsome and charming. Ah, finally speaking of the purpose of writing such a bunch of long-winded words, that is - the biggest gain of watching this movie is that there is also a charming man named Matthew Goode.
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