"Love doesn't know where to start, it goes deep"

Marlin 2022-03-23 09:02:10

I just finished watching "The Elegance of the Hedgehog" last night, and I accidentally opened "Harlow and Maud" today. It’s all about life and death, it’s all about a seemingly unmatched love, and it’s all about a child’s final understanding.
The fat concierge in "The Hedgehog" was ready to love when she died, she hesitated to retreat, and finally was determined to love, but died in a car accident. Maud, on his eightieth birthday, chose to die when love bloomed.
I often beat myself: "All the young and old, and even the disparity between the rich and the poor, as long as the established social standards determine that they are unbalanced and unreasonable, they are all outliers, and they are destined to not be happy."
But why is it so moving?
Is it just a moving story? Miraculous? Fictional moving? Fascinating storytelling?

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Extended Reading
  • Jaime 2021-12-31 08:02:00

    I like it so much. A pair of year-end friendships, grandparents and grandchildren are really touching, sentimental, mysterious, emotional hippie style, 60s and 70s old film texture, hazy poetry, clear and lively, and "Graduate", "Love Story" and "Two Little No Guess" "Moscow Doesn't Believe in Tears", "The Prudent Charm of the Bourgeoisie", "We Can't Be Remaining Old" and so on are worthy of repeated observation.

  • Marlon 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    The shocking grandfather and grandson are also considered a natural couple, but unfortunately, I don't like the personalities of these two people. Boys are passive and aggressive at home, while authentic European Bohemian old women (concentration camp survivors) say they are contempt Secular, secular norms are really stupid, but I always think such an old lady is cunning. When dating, the old woman talks about everything she sees and expresses her feelings. He is a competent listener. He has almost no opinions of his own. She doesn’t seem to have other relatives and friends. yes

Harold and Maude quotes

  • Maude: [watching funeral party] Who sends dead flowers to a funeral? It's absurd.

  • Maude: [observing trash sorting operation] I ask you though Harold, is it enough?