The heroine's age, two or three years of youth, her blood is still full of adventure factors, she is easily defeated by romantic love, she is willing to find a wandering singer as her lover, and when she looks up at the stars at night, she will recall the instant tenderness he gave.
The movie came out in 1995, and I watched it 14 years later.
Now, when I see the female lead agreeing to the male lead to get out of the car, there is a little tangle in my heart, and I can't bear this uncertainty about the future. It goes without saying that Julie is as beautiful as a peach. When the male protagonist doesn't smile, he's still a bit sassy, but when he smiles, he is a little sleazy. He looks like a bad guy.
The kind of unrelated time and space and identity wandering in a strange city, talking about life and ideals, with some sourness in the comfort. I am really old, I would rather be in a warm and comfortable home, turn on the floor lamp, and chat with my husband on the sofa.
Moreover, my mind is very disappointed to calculate that it is extremely impossible to visit so many places in one day in a strange city without any prior guide. Usually, my travel experience is that two places in one day are enough. The daily itinerary on the road is all under my control so I don't panic.
What's more unforgivable is that I also thought of taking a long-distance train and kissing and hugging without bathing and changing, which is really uncomfortable; also, I really don't want to fall into the embarrassment that I can't even rent a hotel for a few hours to bathe and change. situation.
So, while watching, I felt that I was getting old and boring, and I had to live my life with my feet on the ground.
Of course, this is also related to me being a Cancer woman, loving family, pursuing a sense of security, and rejecting all uncertainties.
Before sunset, 9 years later, my age is similar to the heroine. It feels more comfortable than the upper one.
The most heart-wrenching moment is when Julie picks up the guitar and sings. The male protagonist's heart shakes, but he hides everything in Oh's half-sigh, and changes his sitting position to continue listening.
Another point, I have to say, the upper part makes the male protagonist weird, and the lower part makes me think he looks like a gay man. Of course, the problem wasn't gay, I didn't like the skinny body, the skinny face, and some gestures of the weak fingers.
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