After watching movies for many years, I have always known that if the film is too literary, it will often make the film a "beautiful" soundtrack poem recitation; but "The World to Come" made me discover that if the film is too literary, it can become a unique school specialty. The long lines and monologues really test the skill of the subtitles team. I admit that the version with Chinese subtitles that I watched had so many problems that I watched the whole film with only half knowledge, but I still felt that it was a beautiful piece. An unparalleled and unparalleled love film, tragic, poignant and sad. Since then, My city of joy, like Jack's jacket, will become synonymous with same-sex love. Your life is lighted up when the one in your life appears; when she is gone, your life goes with her. That long, day-to-day, running account-like record is life, not life. Without that love, I'm a library without books.
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