I still can't help but want to make a long comment. It is purely a personal opinion, please don't mind. I watched the stage play version of the same name in Malaysia and found that there is a big difference between the story and the movie. Whether it is the feelings between the hero and the heroine, or the personality of the actor. In the stage play version, maybe the actors' acting skills are too superficial, I can't see the feelings between the male protagonists, and lack that kind of emotional delicacy. The supporting male and female actors in the play became the actor's charterer and roommate. Because of the German exclusion, the charterer gave up the Jewish tenant and chose to survive. The protagonist knew that the Nazis were about to take control of Germany, so he wanted to take Sally to leave, but Sally didn't want to give up her dream of becoming an actress and chose not to leave. Finally, it was the host who wore a horizontal line of pajamas (clothes worn by Jews in concentration camps) and hung to death. It means that Germany is controlled by the Nazis, and a series of actions to kill Jews will begin soon. After watching the stage play, my impression is that I want to watch a movie because it seems that something is missing from the stage play. In the movie version, the old lady really likes this movie. In the movie, you can feel Sally's love for Brian. Since her father was absent, it was the first time that such a gentle man was kind to her and made her feel that kind of happiness. And pleasure. Although she knew that Brian might be gay, she still loved him unhesitatingly. Brian's feelings for Sally were not love between men and women, but a kind of comfort. Brian had a relationship with her, just like comforting a wounded kitten. The appearance of the rich and handsome Max changed the relationship between the two. Brian was a little disgusted with Max at first. It might not be disgust, but a kind of worry, just like worrying about the recurrence of his old illness. In Sally's eyes, Max is an attractive money, but in Brian's mind it is not. When the three are together, Max gets along with everyone normally. But when you are alone with Brian, you can see that kind of very ambiguous atmosphere. Especially when he said, you look better in a blue sweater, and the section where you put the cigarette case in your pants. When the three of them danced together, you could see Brian's dazedness. He looked at Max and then at Sally. He didn't know how to deal with his feelings anymore. The restaurant section was a decision. Taking out the cigarette case had already indicated everything, touching the little hand holding the lighter, and the exchange of eyes, the rotten girls all looked high. Aside from the ambiguity, that part is also a key drama. The Nazi soldiers sang free-blooded songs, and the crowd in the restaurant sang along with them, suggesting that the Nazis would control Germany. Back from the trip, Sally is happy to prepare luggage to go to Africa. the other side Max brought Brian back home, obviously it was the atmosphere of the end. Brian got out of the car and looked at Max affectionately. In exchange for Max's cold eyes, Brian knew it too. Max hurried to leave, making me feel like a man playing a virgin, wanting to avoid responsibility. Brian went upstairs and quarreled with Sally. When Brian said that he and Max did too, I unconsciously issued a holy shit! These two words. Sally is stupid, she feels betrayed. In order to vent, Brian was surrounded by Nazi soldiers. Sally takes care of the injured Brian. In order not to lose Brian, Sally pretends to be cheerful and says that the two were abandoned by Max. Soon Sally became pregnant. She wasn't sure who the child's father was. After a moment of thought, Brian decided to be the child's father. The two celebrated the arrival of this little life happily, but there was still a thorn in their hearts. Because of one thing, Brian began to hesitate. Brian's student Fritz decides to marry Natalia. In order to escape the Jewish identity, Fritz pretends to be a German to keep him safe. But he chose love in the end, giving up everything for his love. Brian began to think that Fritz and Natalia were married because of love, but he and Sally were because of their children. He was at a loss again. Sally felt Brian's hesitation and absent-mindedness. She made a decision for Brian and chose abortion to no longer restrain him. Brian became very angry and scolded Sally for being selfish and giving up the child in order to realize his star dream. You can see Sally's expression, an expression of being wronged. She started to talk angrily, saying that she didn't want to raise a child at home, and the two would fight for life. But she missed the sentence, and she would fight because our union was not because of love. Brian seemed to understand Sally's intention and remained silent. In the end Sally only said that she loved him very much, and Brian left the room without saying anything. Sally regretted it because she knew she would lose him. Saying goodbye to the train station, Sally sent Brian away with red eyes. She knew she had lost him. Sally back to kit kat Club, happily come on stage and sing songs that seem to be about other people's lives. The last scene of the film implies that the Nazis have taken control of Germany. The content of the whole movie has been revolving in my mind. I entered Brian's relationship. I like the relationship between him and Max, but I am pitiful and want to cherish the girl Sally. The director's sublimation of musicals is no longer just a happy song and dance plot, but a realistic tragedy. The feelings and relationships between actors, without unnecessary kiss scenes and bed scenes, are just a hint that can let you go deep into it and you can't extricate yourself.
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