Three-quarters of the love before the movie stems from the fact that Melody is a character who is completely a little bit of his own psyche. I fell in love with a genius. My mother almost fainted when she heard the news. Others also thought it was incredible. Only Melody felt that it was very good to be with a genius. There are so many things that can be counted and more important, and - most importantly - want to be smart too.
When a mortal with a normal IQ wants to get a little closer to a genius, getting to know him or marrying him is probably a good choice.
The last quarter of the film liked it very much, because Woody was shocked by Boris's lines. From the last kind of love actually the same everyone is happy, the results are very different from their previous experience. The homophobic and old-fashioned father actually found out that he was gay, the housewife who made barbecues by the Mississippi River every day, and the mother was an artist who loved menage a trois. Superman hugs and kisses (=—, =), the string theorist who hates humans and is pessimistic about everything finds a psychopath as a partner, and they are a match made in heaven—since everyone is happy.
I also love that Boris speaks to the camera, taunting the watched world to the audience that only he can see, and then a little boy says "Mama, that old man is disgusting, is he talking to himself?"
How the
universe is winding down, why shouldn't we?
So whatever works.
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