Dear brother, it’s just not the time yet

Finally watched this American movie, "Sister and Brother Love" without moving. Zeta Jones plays a divorced mother who is more than a year old. In the film, he falls in love with a young man in his twenties. I saw the introduction of the plot before and thought it was taking the Oedipus route again. However, as the plot deepened, the mood completely fell into it. The reality and the plot were intertwined, and the film had already caused a lot of sadness in less than half of the film.

She has successfully transformed from a housewife to a strong woman in the workplace. She has vigorous passion and ambition, but he does not. Or, he has fallen deeply in love with her and her children. So he refused an interview from a big company, and devoted himself to being a full-time babysitter for her family, reading fairy tales, waiting for her to return, and seeing her swallow her first bite of dinner. So when they broke up, she said to him: "you were such a good person, real specially personal."

"I know that you are good, I always know that you are good. My former husband didn’t want me to work, but he also let me lose the right to speak. Facing you, my heart is very soft, and my body is full of things I have never noticed before. Shine, I can also be magnificent, I can do anything."

But the heroine still wants to say "you are so young". She ran into a bump with him, and she suddenly "woke up". She is still a child, how can she have a smaller child with him. His eyes are full of sadness, he only has some loose and weak excuses: "I konw how I feel about you", "But I'm not a complete idiot" . Do you know that no matter what kind of woman, the most important thing will not be a young and energetic young man. What they want is the arms that can shelter from the wind and rain, and they are true men with hearts like the sea.

So they finally broke up, and love and getting along can't be the same after all. She walked on the snowy avenue, and she didn't know where to start with all kinds of feelings. Because she is facing a child, he is not mature enough, he gets drunk after half a glass of beer, his love is too much, she can't bear it. She didn't let him see the tears, she just said:

——you know what I'm gonna miss the most?
——It's you……

Do you know what I miss the most? It's you. I fucking miss you the most.

Although the ending is happy, it is not the most important. I just remember a scene where the 40-year-old Zeta Jones and the 25-year-old male protagonist are walking on the streets of New York. Those damn life elements, such as the fucking age and the fucking time, are all gone, and they are the only ones left. Her faint eyes fell into his twinkling young pupils. She said to him, "I like you to flatter me in front of everyone, and I love you."

Dear brother, it's just not the time yet.

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