Just happened to be watching Monroe's "Escape" recently.
Maybe life really is an escape. Whether it's a 22-year-old young man, a 30-year-old married woman, or a middle-aged bachelor. It seems that everyone is stuck in the mire somewhere, struggling. It's just that some people are dull, while others struggle harder.
Don't choose a partner when you are most vulnerable.
Seeing that Justin and Holden fell into endless sexual entanglement after meeting, I deeply felt that the two lonely souls were hugging each other tightly, wanting to be absorbed and melted by each other. Because one person is too long. Because the lonely days are too hard.
Whether there is true love between them. I'm not sure. More than that, I just feel that I have found a vulnerable person to rely on, feel pity for each other, and deeply depend on each other. If this is a form of love, then they probably are too.
the good girl is not a story of a good girl, but just like Justin at the crossroads at the red light, struggling to choose which road to choose: to go back to the monotonous life where day after day does not see the light of day, or to elope to Looking for an exciting life in the wilderness? Is it to train the call of conscience and morality, or to indulge in the pursuit of pleasure?
In fact, which choice is a good girl, this is a worldwide proposition. Judgment of right and wrong, there are secular standards, but also everyone's own measure.
This movie can only be said to convey the value judgment of the director or producer. Perhaps restraining inner desires and complying with social laws is the right way to redeem yourself and become a good girl.
But this is not necessarily a universal law.
Even if Justin really escaped in the end and lived a different life with a little guilt, as long as she could let go, be loyal and cherish the choices she made, it wouldn't be a life.
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