Ordinary marriage story, narrated by advanced director

Lois 2021-10-20 19:02:58

Near the end of the film, Nicole, who is already a new lover, heard that Charlie was about to move to Los Angeles and settled in Los Angeles. The two of them looked at each other speechlessly. It tells two painful things separately: when a person has stopped what she has been expecting, what she is after is unexpectedly achieved, and when a person finally learns to sacrifice himself for her, the person he wants to dedicate to. But has already left. The film slowly exposes the spiritual world of both parties in the conversations. How vicious the woman is in the marriage is when the divorce is, and how selfish the man is in the marriage is how overwhelmed when the divorce is. At the end, no matter which party the audience prefers to divorce, they will not feel that the other party is making trouble or even empathizing with the other party. This film and "Blue Valentine's Day" have reached two different types of perfection on the theme of "disappearance of love" (one starts with mutual appreciation and the other starts with an unequal relationship. I think this is also where Nicole can finally be with Charlie. Because of being friends).

Ernestina 2022-04-24 07:01:03

I don't know if it's because Randy Newman's soundtrack is particularly similar to the Boo's Going Home track in "Monsters, Inc." The temperament, humor, and antagonistic settings of the whole film resemble the emotional texture of Pixar's animated films in the early 20th century; The naive but "adult" sweetness and poignancy, in the actors' faces and slightly cartoon comedy scenes, turn the story into a full-fledged fairy tale.