But he didn't regret this decision at all. Hearty.
The sound hasn't changed.
There is no change from TV drama to movie, but the same plot of the inheritance is gone. I think this is really the best combination of film and TV I have seen, and it develops so naturally.
The character has not changed, V is still the confident and addicted V. The law school high paid salary Big Apple still can’t change her curiosity, perseverance, talent and agility, her uncompromising love for Neptune and the people around her, and her responsibility for life. The courage and determination to be relieved and thorough when making choices.
Logan Logan Logan. Actually, he hasn't changed. Although he wears a navy uniform (handsome really makes people unable to extricate himself), he will be less melancholy, he is definitely still that damaged, his heart is infinitely longing for love, he will give unreservedly, and after injury, he will have straight eyes and straight steps as if Logan who entrusted all the broken heart to you. I love this actor so much, only he can perform such a damaged, such a wounded lonely beast. Those desperate ones seemed to conceal all the emotions in their eyes, the stiff ones always seemed to feel that he gave up panting and smiles, the heartbreaking expression, the mechanical turning of his head and the pace that seemed to have lost his soul. But it can always be easily transformed into the deep feeling that the sea is calm for him and the air is still at the moment he talks to V. After the phrase "let's take the long way home", he turned his head slowly, and after the phrase "come back to me", he lifted his breath and seemed to use all his strength to say "always" softly, that's sure. Say "what's 180 days to us? we are epic stories, spinning years and continents", then before going out the door, I looked back at VV and smiled. He touched the door and walked out, still the same sluggish eye expression movement, but it seemed to be I will give it to you.
Their love has not changed. LoVe, thank you for being together...
I think of this. After watching the movie, VM fans always feel relieved. It's sound.
Of course, I would like to say that the one who has not changed is us. How many people like me have almost forgotten the plot of that year but they looked at the old faces while watching the movie, and the old love heard the phrase "lives ruined, bloodshed" and the heart throbbed and found that it was all there. Yes, it's good. How many people accept and understand that they hadn’t contacted each other for 9 years at the beginning, so it’s good to have a new life, but before dawn, when the two of them were talking love each other, they cried out in their hearts, "My fucking mother is the end, this fucking. It's called Consummation. This is his mother's life." I’m a crude person, and I can’t describe it. I saw the previous film review saying, "The world changes and time passes quickly. Life forces our bottom line to change and change, and the lover we love finally get together. The hope is hidden for ten years but it is still strong. This is enough to show that many of us still have a warm heart. It is probably this kind of warmth that can prevent the past ten years from being so long. "I think what people say is really good, and I mean that. Nodded unceasingly.
In fact, 10 years have passed. Every one of us has been going around and ups and downs in our lives. I don’t know how many times, we can sit down and watch the movie, wear the memories scattered in our minds, and watch them finally get together. Happy to draw an end to the regrets in my heart, it is like a small item on the wishlist of life, we really haven't changed much.
Want to thank the movie, it was such a fun and precious 2 hours just sitting there, no need to hold any memory to enjoy the memories and feelings. Enough, enough now.
Ten years have passed, let us bow to all the regretless past and draw a small period with a small palm, and then take a small jar and seal it up in our hearts. And move on, smile, embrace, and enjoy the shit out of the future!
View more about Veronica Mars reviews
