Going back to the film itself, I really feel that the film is sincere, but at a certain point, I was suddenly touched a little, that is, the phrase "I can meet the same crazy you" in Pat's letter to Tiffany. I agree with this sentence. We all have more or less madness, the father in the film is, the mother is, the black brother is, Pat is, Tiffany is, but how long or how often do we meet the same madness , the same hysterical people do. The answer is unknown, but a lot of people are waiting by chance, waiting for that same crazy person to show up, like me.
Seeing this film reminded me of a very unbearable relationship in high school, all kinds of madness, all kinds of hysteria, and at that moment I was a little horrified to realize that I could be so crazy. When I think about it, I still feel ashamed, especially ashamed, but fortunately, after so many years, I can finally forgive myself, understand myself, and accept myself, but I will never allow myself to go back to that state again. never ever. To this day, I still resist being the kind of person who is crazy for love. I try my best to restrain myself and pretend that I don’t care or even despise love, but there is still a bit of luck in my heart, and I want to meet someone like me back then. Such crazy people. taylor is swift is me.
Therefore, the expression in the film that I understand the same illness and the meeting of confidants touches my G-spot in this regard. I have been despising my own madness in two relationships for so many years, and I have been despising it all the time, so today, when facing other people's emotions, I can analyze the emotions carefully, all kinds of sharp, accurate, and friends applaud and praise again and again; "It's very true", so, I have been empty window, I haven't met the same crazy people is my current situation, I don't know how many years it will last. I keep thinking that one day, I will meet this person, still crazy, and then fate will stand on one side, with a mocking smile on the corner of his mouth.
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