Many years have passed, and I am getting old. I feel that this film left a deep impression on me in two places:
first, the appearance of the male protagonist playing the piano and singing with a cigarette in his mouth, and the heroine being shocked. Until then there was no shot. There is nothing particularly novel, but it feels so natural and moving. The emotional switch is turned on at once, and the mode is suddenly switched from simple funny.
The second is healing, and it is over until new people come. The music in the middle sounded, and all the passion was awakened.
This film I watched in the middle of the night just hooked up all my perceptual nerves.
I suddenly remembered the only romantic trip I had with the girl that day. I just met her that day and had a good chat. Then I walked down the street at night, inexplicably making up for the music I just heard in the coffee shop. So romantic, so happy... When I was leaving, I hugged her, afraid that I would never see her again, but she ran away... Later, I didn't feel that way anymore.
Then, watching this episode, I went back to With a strong feeling of being hooked up to the romantic impulse.
Sure enough, a girl needs to be more beautiful to make people feel it.
Suddenly I feel that I will still love someone, but that feeling is not easy to find.
Life must be romantic, otherwise what's the point? Suddenly I thought like this, at half past one in the middle of the night. Then I opened QQ, asked the girl to complain, and said my feelings. I suddenly found that this kind of self was different from usual, lacking restraint and enhancing the desire to express.
Just like some people talk a lot after drinking, the same person will behave very differently in different modes. I can clearly feel my pattern. When I first started writing a film review, it felt like a summary, very general and boring... But then suddenly I wanted to express my emotions, and the feeling changed all of a sudden.
We often switch to our own suitable mode. Although difficult.
Huh, totally bullshit
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