This is a repressed woman who, like most women, likes to be safe and discreet, relocates, loves men who love her, and often weeps and grieves over love. Occasionally find a little excitement, but always make a mess.
Until I met Julian, a French man, this actor was Melville I loved very much, although I always thought he was very gay, because his eyes were too gentle, like the moonlight reflected in the lake, so bright and quiet So simple, it seems to be able to accommodate and understand everything about you (the content of the eyes of ordinary men is not too simple). But in this film, he plays a Frenchman who speaks English just soso. His eyes transcend his language and become the most moving communication. On the contrary, this concealed his gayness and made him different from the American men around him. He looked very delicate and considerate, very sexy and cute.
Their story is simple, chatting, kissing, going to bed, like a normal weekend date. Their relationship doesn't seem to be that deep, not deep enough for the heroine to fly to Paris for him. Until the heroine's boss began to compare the past with her now, in an instant, many emotions erupted. The strongest of these is the desire to change. Change the job you don't like, change the feelings of resignation, change the poor experience, change this fucking attitude towards life.
The show's connotations are most evident when she's in Paris, the men who are warm and even attentive, the food that's different from America, and the Julian who holds her hand in Paris and kisses her deeply. Paris isn't really romantic, but compared to Nora's original life, it's a bubbling dream.
The heroine's acting skills are good, but it's always a bit unsatisfactory, perhaps due to the limitations of the role, the role of the love elf played by the male lead can't challenge the acting skills, but the performance is quite good, especially the first night to the girl In the main house, the female protagonist fell asleep by herself. He looked at her with complicated and caring eyes. When he finally met her in the car, the feeling of being a little angry was also properly interpreted. Nora's mother, I was also impressed, mother is always a complex character.
Finally, I would like to talk about my little insight. I have watched this movie twice, firstly because the male lead is too handsome (nympho...), and secondly because I like the thrill of breaking daily life and getting away from the original track, try a different life. This may be related to everyone's personality. It doesn't take much courage for me to change, but the heroine needs it, so watching her change, I think the world is really beautiful! Also, the love here is just the most beautiful moment before the passion burns out, especially for the French, they pay too much attention to the feeling. After watching the movie, don't forget that there is, reality, this thing.
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