"The greatest thing you'll learn is to love and be loved in return."
Unexpected plot, very good musical.
The splendid Ken Ken dance in the opening scene, Nicole's stunning glimpse under the blue and purple lights, various bold and flamboyant colors and the transition shots carefully designed by the director are the surprises that the film brings to people from the very beginning. The love story between a poor genius and a singing prostitute has always been the best theme throughout the ages. As I watched it, I was thinking, why can only one be given to spiritual love and material love? Doesn't the duke love Satine? I think it should be love. After all, Christian is facing Satine's "betrayal". What's the difference between that stupid look in anger and the Duke? If Satine can give the Duke the same love, wouldn't the Duke let Satine bathe in the joy of loving and being loved like Christian? I don't know, the movie didn't give the duke this chance, just like in "Titanic", the shredded meat didn't give the fiancé the chance.
Can people change because of love? Will it change because of money? I think it should be possible.
Satine died of illness in Moulin Rouge, and Jack died in a shipwreck in Titanic.
These insurmountable natural moat blocks between lovers, but because they stay in the best moment of love, they become the only one for each other. What if they get along well? That might not be a good love story, isn't Jack vulgar? Is he capable? Should I be more noble than my fiance in terms of personal character? Can Satine go from extravagance to thrift? Will her beauty and slutty past convince Christian of her?
As soon as these questions were written, I knew I was a layman. Ambiguity, contentment, love, doubt, quarrel, abuse, betrayal... Every pair of sentient beings is unavoidable, and there are a few people who really stick together for a long time. Fenghuaxueyue, firewood, rice, oil, and salt are all themes that movies like to sing about. No one is superior or inferior. Different stages of life have their own charms. It is also my harsh criticism to ask for the permanence of love.
There is no shrewd person in love, but it is still easy to get rid of the delay of the scholar. Women's lingering, inextricable, the physical difference between men and women is doomed to women's inherent weakness, even if she is cold as Satine, I have seen so many men who come and go, and I still remember from the beginning that I can't fall in love with them, but I also lost myself in those love songs and youthful enthusiasm.
It is basically impossible to get out of love. Women even more so.
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