Devdas

Back to movies. I think I must have not read it seven or eight years ago. . . I keep remembering the ending wrong, always remembering that the male protagonist jumped into the river to commit suicide, a long ending, the river was dark, and the lights in the distance were dim. As a result, I found out today that it was a final conclusion, and the picture is very poignant. I don't know Wei Mao has always remembered his name as Love of the Baolai River. . The lines are meticulously crafted, the pictures are magnificent enough, and the dancing is even more dazzling. The plot can be said to be old-fashioned, but this is an old story, in other words, a classic. When will China be able to shoot commercial blockbusters in a decent manner? Director Zhang can shoot magnificent and dazzling pomp, but there is nothing else.
The heroine, the heroine's mother, and the second female lead are all great characters, and the words that are charming, sultry, clever, or powerful are even more charming when they are written at your fingertips. Indian women's thick eyebrows, big eyes, sexy thick lips, clear outlines, and some mysterious colors have always won my heart, but they all seem to be a little disappointed. Saree, Hannah, makeup powder, long hair, gold ornaments, bare feet, cinnabar... The soul is captivating, gorgeous and coquettish, sexy and innocent.
At the end, the female protagonist ran towards the male protagonist, her skirt was flying, her jade arms were stretched out, and the huge door of the mansion was about to close mercilessly. Take it apart... Seeing the male protagonist lying under the tree, the fallen flowers are colorful and very beautiful, I think of the scene of Xia Wenxi being naked under the tree in the snow among the bold girls, and finally, shamelessly and smoothly transitioning to "The Promise"... the gate In the end, she closed it, and indifferently let the heroine lie down at her feet in grief, just like the coffin was finally closed. Yes, this is a tragic story, this is the end of the story, there is no chance of turning a defeat into a victory.
There are many reasons why a lover can't be dependent, it may be the caste system, it may be that I am very proud, it may be that your father is not Li Gang... or it may be that we are willing to sacrifice ourselves, and we enjoy the pain of chasing.
In fact, these are not what impresses me the most. As for what impresses me the most, I won't tell you~

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