Although the first three copies were a bit slow, each scene was as beautiful as a painting!
It's just that the setting is a bit fake, how can an ordinary girl afford to live in such a chic seaside cottage alone? And Jeju Island is as beautiful as Maldives! That's all, the pictures are good, so I'll let them go.
The story is okay, Korean directors like to focus on the details, "My Sassy Girl" has amazing echoes, "3-iron (Sensory Paradise)" integrates surreal settings into reality, and there are many criticisms about good and evil It is highlighted by the conflict between reality and surreal.
The same is true for "Untouchable Lovers". There is nothing special about the development of the story, but there are many details that are very interesting. Because of the rich seasoning, a simple toast has become exquisite.
The only surprise is the ending.
Originally thought that the man would die, thus creating a tear-jerking position, I wanted to sigh that it was inevitable, but now I feel better, although it is not unexpected.
On the contrary, the director may want to use "memory" and "love" as the theme, but it seems that he can't express it deeply.
If it really ends with the death of the male protagonist, it seems to be a little too beautified of life, even "people".
"Death" makes people powerless. As long as the storyteller uses "death" to deprive people of the opportunity to move, people will become pitiful, and we will have another excuse to put the blame on fate.
In fact, in reality, the most unpredictable and cruel thing is the human heart, not destiny.
In addition to "running away" In addition, you can also say cruel words, change your mind inexplicably, change your mind when you see different things, repay virtue with resentment, and have a bad heart in the first place. Of course, the world is showing incomplete stories every day.
2005-6-29
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