By coincidence, I didn't intend to look for a good place, but I turned a corner in the library, and after a second thought, I Take a seat in the movie screening room for 80 people and meditate. Verona Xu is Juliet's hometown, city of love, a woman who is sad or determined. She wrote to Juliet on the ancient wall, telling the love that has not changed for thousands of years, intertwined with pain and sweetness. The heroine who plays Sophie has a naturally cute and beautiful temperament. She always appears in a sleeveless dress, has big blonde hair and big eyes and loves to smile.
When did it start? I was shocked to see the beautiful scenery of the Apennine. There are buildings with very Renaissance characteristics, such as teahouses, streets, and churches; the outskirts are vast desert-like plains, where vineyards are scattered, and the grapes are verdant and green. Ah yes, that is Italy.
It's a good movie. The picture quality is great, the plot setting is also very good, and even Sophie's fiancé Victor is very characteristic and full of joy.
Claire and Lorenzo, is one of the highlights of the film. Claire mustering up the courage to find the love of her 15-year-old again after 50 years is full of meaning in itself. 74 Lorenzos, searching for nearly two months, the silver-haired old man is still intellectual and persevering, how many years of unswerving, unswerving love, and finally annihilated in the river of time? How many people have the courage to look back and make up for the original regrets for their former self through time and memory? At that time, we were always young, naive and fearless, believing in "forever" and "unchanged". However, teenagers always grow up in hurt, and youth is also meaningful in regret.
The idea of having the courage to go back and pursue my lost youth has fascinated me and I believe in love.
If there's any dissatisfaction, it's just that Charlie should be a little more handsome, but he's just too cute, with an unconscious sense of humor and wit that makes people laugh. One night he would repeat to Sophie "I'm not boring at all", and then climb the vine to the balcony to kiss Sophie but fall to the ground, which is really flattering. Those jokes, those plots, so happy.
I think what this film wants to convey to people is that, apart from true love that never expires, life is sometimes hard and troubled, but it is always full of joy and happiness, as long as you believe it.
For example, when Claire was looking for Lorenzo, the first Lorenzo was vulgar and reckless. Claire said he wasn't him, and Charlie didn't give up yet asked, "Do you remember what happened in 1957?" Lorenzo said yes, he met the most beautiful blonde woman in the world, and then... married her.
For example, after Claire saw Sophie and Charlie kissing at the window, she would find an excuse the next day to let Sophie sit in the front seat of the car with Charlie, and then say something very suggestive such as "I was looking at the stars in the window last night..." , I can't help but think of Charlie and Sophie's embarrassed expressions.
For example, when Claire was about to meet her Lorenzo in Lorenzo's manor, she was nervous and suddenly scared. At that moment, Lorenzo suddenly rode home, and the scene of the two embracing was touching. Later, Charlie said in a very sarcastic tone, when we were about to give up everything, he appeared on a white horse, well, well.
There is a little sensation, and a little joy, sadness will be surging, but happiness will come. this is life.
"If it was..., what would it be like now?"
I had no way of answering those assumptions. The hardest person to deceive is yourself. There is no way for us to live in the past, so we have to live in the present and accumulate all our courage, at least, so that every moment after that, we will no longer regret, and we can face our hearts calmly.
To Juliet:
No matter how many years of reincarnation, there will be unswerving love that will warm this world.
True love, never ends.
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