A rich second generation fell in love with an ordinary girl, in his eyes, this girl is perfect. They started to live an idyllic life. They had a small shop named all good things. Those few minutes of footage felt like a fairy tale, very lomo, Kirsten Dunst felt beautiful to the extreme. But then, as Ryan's David begins to take over his father's business and Katie starts to study medicine, the film starts to get heavy and has an air of unease because of the child's problems, because of David's childhood mother.
climax, ending. The old David said i miss her in front of his father's bed, and then returned to the previous scene of David and Katie's beautiful idyllic life.
I have always felt that many movies always start with all kinds of charm and perfection, but at the end it is a kind of tragedy that ends. I don't want to look at David from the perspective of crime, but I prefer to think of him as an innocent. In front of all the love, the child of help shows a variety of extremes in order to have it, a kind of surprise, a kind of sighing sadness.
I just want all good thins to stay at the best time and not move forward.
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