The first date of the hero and heroine is impressive, and the scenery behind is simply stunning.
The old grandfather recounted how they went to Montenegro College together, and the scenery was still beautiful even with filters.
Everything was fine, but just after Luke went to the art exhibition, he suddenly realized that the two were in completely different worlds, and their outlook on life and values might be subversively different. The two finally broke out into a long-silent quarrel. The picture composition here is heart water.
Ruth in the old grandpa's story finally broke down after he didn't adopt McDonald's brother, and even never saw him again. The words of the old man are heartbreaking, this is the most touching point of the film. Because I love you, I am willing to sacrifice myself to fulfill your happiness.
The grandma and grandpa lived a happy life. The grandma passed away in her sleep, and the grandfather cried in grief. No matter how beautiful love is, it must face parting.
I selected a few moments in the story that I am more interested in. The end of the film is a bit deliberately happy ending. In real life, the female protagonist will not give up the opportunity to go to the Manhattan gallery for an internship, and the male protagonist should not give up riding a bull, love It's very beautiful, but I think it's understandable to pursue personal values, and I don't see how the love between the male and female protagonists is necessary for each other. Maybe it's not enough foreshadowing in the early stage. Love should make us meet better. yourself, rather than losing yourself.
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