The deepest memory of this movie is probably Clair laughing and saying, "When 50 is the youngest," Alex said, "We still have a lifetime." After listening to this sentence, Clair exuded the most beautiful smile.
Borrowing her identity as a rival in love, she hid under a young and beautiful skin, crying silently, wanting to be recognized and loved. She tried to prove that the soul is more worthy of love than the skin. On the one hand, she wanted to get an answer, and on the other hand, she resisted getting an answer. Even in the fantasy world in the book, she still refused the clear answer that Alex gave her.
In the end, she picked up her mobile phone and called Alex, who was not dead and had become a father. It didn't matter whether the call was connected or not, because the answer had already been given. For several months, she still In the abyss, he is already a father. The virtual network and the real world seem to have a clear interface, but they are like sedimented muddy water, and they merge into one with a little effort. In her fantasies, she was playing with him in the glass corridor. She was smart and lively with a bright smile, as if the most beautiful sunset was in her eyes, giving him a golden body.
The most important thing this movie has taught me is probably that whenever, wherever, real or virtual, don’t pretend to be anyone, use your virtual identity to test out what you want, because the people outside the whirlpool are still There is a possibility of leaving, but you cannot escape when you are in the vortex.
I want you to know that no matter what age we all have a lifetime, we all deserve to be loved and to have love?
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