Every time I watch this kind of theme involving Europe and the United States but campus youth, I have a vague feeling that if I were in such a campus, I would definitely be the one who eats alone at noon, indulges in his own world, and feels uneasy at the dance.
These types of people in the movie all have one thing in common. They seem to be stunned and not cool at all, but they are often more sensitive than anyone else, caring about others, and at the same time, they are really cool. But unfortunately, I don't like the male protagonist here at all. All the plots are progressing too fast. What I want to see is just an ordinary introverted boy, not necessarily shrouded in unfortunate encounters. The most fun and dripping is the endless feeling in the tunnel at night. The male protagonist fights in the restaurant; the most unpleasant part makes people want to give up halfway, and even hate the male protagonist for hurting Elizabeth and finally kissing Sam.
Probably because I am more like a male protagonist in my life, I dare not take that step, so I continue to make myself feel happy every day. But the fact is, I really didn't have much pain, so the whole viewing experience was very uncomfortable, while bringing myself into it, I refuted it in my heart. In the end, I found that what I long for is not such a happy youth. Whether introverted or not, everyone's youth is accepting a little imperfect self, while hating and accepting, while suffering, and longing for higher, the most Most importantly, I just want someone to understand and find myself interesting, and I'm not as boring as I seem. Van Gogh said, I have a treasure in my heart, as bright as a gem.
Another theme that accompanies youth is naturally music. Just as I can't imagine how to live without music during those painful days, the soundtrack in the movie is also so wonderful.
The actors shocked me even more, such a smart Emma, I always despised Ezra Miller, whose chin was too wide and ugly, with curly hair and seductive eyes, and played such a gay gay Fans, full of charm
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