That kills the sense of security, Reivew on Gia

I went to the cinema to watch Titanic a few days ago. I don’t believe in love, and I’m rarely touched by it. I didn’t even finish watching this film many years ago. When the 3D version came out, I wanted to see the three-dimensional version. The Titanic crashing into the sea must have been spectacular, so here goes. Sure enough, after reading it, in the midst of crying, I left the corner of my eye dry. And last night, when I watched this movie with my little notebook, I cried so much that I couldn't control it.
Gia has always longed to be loved. When she is loved, she is cute, brave and strong. When she does not feel loved, she is vulnerable. Later, she chose drugs, and then she was addicted to it. . I figured those moments must be the hell she was talking about, sniffing drugs like a dog while loathing her depraved appearance. Later in the film, Gia keeps a pocket knife, which gives her a sense of security. She believes that as long as this knife is there, she will be able to fight back and protect herself when others hurt her. When she found out that she had AIDS, she was calm, she no longer had to worry about no one to love, no need to worry about work and achievements, her mother was also by her side, she could die like a little girl.

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