I spent an afternoon talking about this four-hour “movie” after watching it. I have to say that Francis's performance is very immersive. I feel that this strange, kind-hearted woman lives by my side. After watching the movie, I couldn't come out for a long time, and I felt like I lost a friend. And the scene that impressed me the most was the quarrel when she went to her son and finally left, the phrase "I never thought of intentionally hurting a child", I couldn't help crying, I thought of my own mother, because For a while before, I also thought about this son who is hateful to us now, and felt that everything my mother thought of me was a kind of oppression, because my mother was also a woman with a knife and a tofu heart. I felt that there was a time when she It was aimed at me and prevented me from living a good life. In fact, maybe I was using her sometimes mean language as an excuse for my failure. They just haven't found a gentle outlet. Behind the sharp surface is such a gentle heart, and such a heart can only be understood by those who know it. I envy the heroine for having such a husband, reminding her all the time, I love you. But this kind of tenderness seems to outsiders like a husband's hot face and cold butt, at least I thought so before the third episode, but the last episode gave me a deep slap, I still don't understand marriage. When we are young, we all think that love is sweet and sweet, and you are always in love with me all day long, but what is true love? After time, you can still hug the other half and tell him about me on a certain Father’s Day. I love you, thank you for your company. Marriage is restraint and mutual support. The last episode is full of tears. The son no longer believes that his father still remembers him, but his wife can continue to nagging to his wife who can't speak, and can accompany him through the last time, so that he is no longer alone. This is Olive's tenderness, a tenderness that was never discovered by his son. In the small life, the ordinary and even the mediocre life, I seem to have seen the most shining point. I have loved this cute and hateful Olive as much as the director.
Thank you to her and thank you to my mom, I love you all.
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