From a very early age, it became impossible for me to listen to the live version of "Love of my life" in public. With the chorus, I couldn't hold back my tears, wiped it on the bus, wiped it on the subway, wiped it in the shopping mall... Later, I simply didn't listen to the live version outside.
So I can probably know how many times I will find moving places in this movie - but in front of the big and unmanned imax, these moving places are still far beyond my expectations. It can be said that after the "Green Book", there is another movie that I would like to go to the cinema to watch (imax) every day for a week.
The last fifteen minutes are already one of the most classic in history. And the movie is a more shocking restoration beyond the classic. I'm even willing to use a real-life example as an analogy and treat it as the greatest concert of the year. My teardrop this time was "We are the Champions". Goosebumps and tears flew together. After watching it, the single looped over and over again.
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