Maybe everyone has their own happy destination in their hearts.
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Napoleon and Josephine
Assunta 2022-04-19 09:01:13
It is said to be based on real events. I bought it myself and watched it once, recommended it to my friends to watch it again, and watched it for the 3rd time at my uncle's house during the Spring Festival. It's not a life and death parting, and there is no lingering sorrow, some are just ordinary moving. I don't think it's a simple love movie. Although the separation of the male and female protagonists has long been predicted, the love, friendship, and the commitment that are held in the waiting hall are all touching.
Maybe everyone has their own happy destination in their hearts.
Maybe everyone has their own happy destination in their hearts.
Extended Reading
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Enrique Cruz: So, she had a boyfriend, for how long?
[nods yes, holds up two fingers]
Enrique Cruz: Two years, what happened?
Viktor Navorski: He chit.
Enrique Cruz: What?
Viktor Navorski: He chit.
Enrique Cruz: Eat shit?
Viktor Navorski: He chit, he chit, he chit.
Enrique Cruz: Okay, try to repeat exactly what she said.
Viktor Navorski: He chit, she catch him so...
Enrique Cruz: Oh! He cheats!
Viktor Navorski: Yes, yes, yes! What we call Krushkach. We say Krushkach. One man, two womans. So, hmm, crowded. You know? Ha!
Enrique Cruz: Okay, he *cheats*! You say cheats.
Viktor Navorski: Hm-hum. He chit.
Enrique Cruz: No, no. *Cheat*.
Viktor Navorski: Enrique, you, no chit.
Enrique Cruz: No cheat.
Viktor Navorski: No chit.
Enrique Cruz: Yeah, yeah, I won't. I won't. I won't cheat. Not chit.
Viktor Navorski: She's a nice... nice girl, she won't take your chitting.
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Frank Dixon: You could have any man you wanted... why Viktor Navorski?
Amelia: That's something a guy like you could never understand.