That kind of natural estrus, like Teresa Teng, like the Book of Songs.
"If you see a beautiful woman, you will never forget it. If you don't see it for a day, you will think like crazy." It
's that simple.
Bertolucci is an old man, and although he is an old man, he still likes women, and it is natural. How to appreciate a woman? To listen to her, to see her, to have sex with her. Or make a movie and touch her with the camera.
The old man must have been through a lot. He can so delicately portray the mood of a virgin, a boy, a dying man, a literary youth, a businessman, an artist... all kinds of men and women. awesome.
Look at the old man's light and clever few shots, and the ambiguous relationships are captured brightly and concisely. He really saw these things clearly, but when he saw it clearly, it was not cold, standing aside arrogantly, eager to make some wise comments. These loves are still beautiful. He can see it clearly, and he still wants to get involved. Even if it is about to die, he still loves women, loves love, and loves beauty. This is really a living man, and he will live until he dies.
I'm a teenage girl, and I've only experienced part of his rich story ignorantly. The eyes and actions of those men and women are very familiar to me. I used to be very confused, and everyone was willing to tell me what was right and what was wrong, how to be smart and what to be stupid. The more you talk, the more confused I become.
This movie actually healed me. I was suddenly relieved. Where does it come from? It's just human nature.
Alex died, thinking about who Lucy chose, or what he chose. In Alex's heart, I am afraid there is an answer.
He's a gourmet, he's an artist, and it must be hard for him to see a piece of caviar swallowed by a hungry man frowning.
The teenage girl is always casual, she probably knows people want her, but she doesn't know what she is.
Lolita too. Lolita, that teenage stunner, was eaten by the world and herself. So Lolita's Alex, about to commit suicide.
Lucy's journey seems to be about finding his father and breaking up, but in the end, what he finds is actually himself.
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