Just be happy, it doesn't matter

I love Los Angeles so many scenes in this movie I am familiar with and moved by, night scene, sunset, Westwood, isn't the heroine like us, having a so-so job that builds self-awareness and dignity while laughing at cheap pop Culture, while serving the influencers, gets a slice of their popularity. He was reluctant to part with his old lover and hoped that they would be a new person. On the other hand, he said that he didn't even have a pair of leather shoes, and my child's father at least had to have a car.
So what, you're not in love with someone who wears leather shoes and drives your own car.
The original title of the movie was not celeste and Jesse forever, the original title was jesse loves Celeste. After watching the movie and then looking at this topic, I want to laugh a bit. The meaning of the laughter is very complicated, Jesse has never hidden that he loves Celeste, so when Celeste has drunk sex with him - I don't know if it is appropriate to say that - legally separated couples really shouldn't have it - Celeste said Out of the famous line, "this is a mistake." Jesse is in a hurry. Jesse said nothing, and Jesse left the house where they had lived for six and a half years. Jesse is with someone else.
And then Celeste finds out, oh, she fucked up, she loves Jesse.
The separation of many lovers is always because they are not at the same stage. We are still in love, but we are not on the same road. You are in front and I am behind. I am very tired from chasing each other, and you wait very hard. The roadside scenery and the romance of traveling together are all gone. Even though it was a good journey and each other was a good travel companion, we couldn't go on together. Because our hearts are not together.
So why do you do the right thing and rush head-on? Isn’t it beautiful that the stars twinkling on the roadside at night are not beautiful, walking so far and so fast, in fact, we are heading towards separation.
The romantic comedy category is basically dead, and maybe it's not the male and female Superman who have superpowers who can't get them on the big screen in the future. It's also normal. Who wants to spend an hour and a half in the cinema watching the ordinary lives of two urbanites. They are so busy watching Dunkirk to record small videos from their circle of friends.
Our attention is too difficult to focus, too obsessed with these superficial and straightforward stimuli.
When Celeste wrote her own book, she called on the public to return to a simple and authentic life, but when Jesse asked her to go to a vegetarian and organic restaurant to discuss a formal divorce agreement, she left the table angrily. The last sentence is, you and this restaurant are ridiculous .

View more about Celeste & Jesse Forever reviews