There is no doubt that the director has an almost paranoid idea of color and perfectly integrates this idea into this movie. I remember that besides this one, there is another movie with such a feeling is Tim Burton's "Edward Scissorhands" ", it is more appropriate to describe this kind of director with a genius. Maybe this kind of story is not difficult for a director to control, but it may not be so simple to shoot the feeling, the taste and the color.
In the film, the heroine's red coat impressed me the most. It has never been changed from the beginning to the end of the film, and even rarely takes it off, and red is also the color she represents. It is enthusiastic, casual, and very hearty. Character, this can be seen from many details in the film, such as her hands that have been mottled with black nail polish after a long time of unrepaired, unbridled look when she laughs, likes to play pranks with boys, and light it up after class a cigarette. She is very like the hooligan in the next class when she was in school. She is enthusiastic, strong, unrestrained, swearing and unpretentious. If you really get close, you will find her inner fragility and contradictions, a girl as mysterious as the dark side of the moon.
In the film, the male protagonist is mostly blue. What impressed him the most was his blue bed, blue quilt and blue wallpaper in the house. Blue represents melancholy. It's hard to see that the male protagonist is not a more gregarious boy. He likes to be alone and has no real friends. Even his mother once thought that he had a mental illness, which is very similar to his "diving". "boat" father, but his thoughts are as pure and transparent as blue sea water. In his world, the answers to questions are often very simple, black and white, and there is no gray area. He can even ask "The house is on fire, what will you do? Who to save first?" Such a hypocritical and almost excessive question.
What I like most is the scene at the end of the whole movie. The sunset is not as dazzling and hot as the sun that has just risen, and the rising tide of the sea is no longer so blue and deep under the sunlight. I can't tell which is the sea and which is the sky, the same warmth and the same beauty, just like the hero and heroine standing on the beach, it is best to describe it with the words the hero said when he sent the heroine home for the first time in the movie. However, at this time they are already: We are now as one. (PS I try to avoid the plot and write it, and I don't mean to be a spoiler. If the plot is leaked, I'm really sorry, this movie is worth a look.)
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