I still appreciate stubborn people, like heroines.
This is the old woman's personal weakness, but perhaps, this is also a winning point in character creation.
But after all, I am not a senior reviewer at all. If it
looks good, I recommend it; if it doesn’t look good, I naturally forget it. It’s that simple.
What I want to recommend most here is the music in it. No, I don't admit it. The piano part is very attractive.
Especially the piano part of black music. When I listened to it for the first time, I was attracted to my ears like a magnet, and it was still a super strong artificial magnet.
I've watched this movie off and on, and it's a lot of fun.
The first time I downloaded an incomplete version, which made me abruptly stop at the time of the first piano competition; the second time, I was so anxious that I downloaded a version without subtitles and crashed again; Last time, I finally finished watching the whole movie, it was really hard. . .
The first time I was shocked in a room surrounded by prison guards, the rhythmic black music poured out from the keys, hitting my heart. She said that this was her own music;
the second time, she was wearing handcuffs, back Facing the piano, and this song again, I saw the proud attitude of the soul of the music, wanton, stubborn, and flamboyant; for
the third time, when she was wearing the old woman's whitish and odd dress, when she played quietly, the music Gentle, revealing the undercurrent of strength, it turns out.
Etc., etc.
Hehe, I can't say it well, I have never studied music, and I will always be a layman's mind.
But I've always had a passion for music, and that's something that really blows the mind, I've always felt that way.
I have seen "She is Lonely Than Fireworks", the cello is elegant and melodious.
And "Life of the Rose".
Too much music has moved me to tears.
I don't have any knowledge and foundation. In my opinion, whether it is classical, folk, or rock, all have meanings of existence.
As long as you are moved, be grateful.
Like stubborn characters, do not look back, do not change, no regrets.
The final curtsy, incisively and vividly.
Although she was acting modestly, this was the ultimate irony. What she said was clearly a sneer. She was silently laughing at you, laughing at your collapse.
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