The characters in the film are pure and pure. "We got married after high school." "I love you, and I love you too." This may be the feeling that a real 16.7-year-old high school student should have. After watching this movie when I was a freshman in high school, I chased a sexy man like crazy. It's just that the feeling was very heavy, and the understanding of this movie at that time was just entertainment.
During the summer vacation of my second year of high school, I drank tea at home and rewatched this movie. What should I learn from this?
That sincerity, that ease. The madness of the 80s. Alain Duke yelled into the phone: Asshole! The protagonist's various wit, the pursuit of freedom. The kind of cute: Go home, go. Such a language can only belong to the simplicity of the 1980s. Another example is Oh Yeah! At the end of the film, when I was a freshman, I was reprimanded for using this song as the pad music of the radio station: The music is too strange. But the '80s themes are filled with such rhythms.
Our lives are full of material things, our feelings are expressed so hypocritically, and our eyes are full of erratic. People born in the 1960s, although they don't know as much about all kinds of content as we do, they have a firmness, sincerity, and single-mindedness. Matthew is 40 years old, he is fat, and his smile is still so simple. In the street photography, the children have simple hairstyles and casual clothes. This is the life we seek. Instead, in street photography, I try to dress up like I live in paradise. We are human and don't need these pretentious things.
It is our pursuit to be happy, lying on the lawn and basking in the sun, seeing children playing with them, maintaining inner purity, and living a quiet life that does not require too much material.
In the 1980s, although it was a bit crazy, the feelings were so sincere and touching.
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