Woody Allen did not disappoint my expectations.
When Tom asked Cecilia to accept his love, he said that among millions of men, this one ran off the silver screen specially for you.
That's it to the effect.
What a touching love sentence.
When the film was about to end, Cecilia said at a loss when faced with the choice. Two weeks ago, I was not loved by anyone, but now there are two, and they are exactly the same.
I laughed, but the corners of my mouth hung up at the end.
Tom, who gave up, reluctantly returns to the screen, in the film. The Jill she chose to solve the problem quickly flew back to Hollywood and abandoned her. The close-up of Jill's profile on the plane meant to say that he didn't have a little hesitation or nostalgia, right? Or just a little guilt? Or is it just a simple close-up, and all he can see in his heart is his bright future?
The cinema has changed to new films, and Hollywood is out of reach. It doesn't matter if Cecilia falls back to her original place. The important thing is that no matter whether Tom, the fictional adventurer poet on the silver screen, or the real superstar Jill in reality, she will never see each other again.
Like a splendid dream, I found the rare purple rose in Cairo.
But since then, there will never be a chance to see each other again. Never.
Woody Allen is so pessimistic.
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