Like Someone in Love movie plot
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Jarrod 2022-04-23 07:06:22
Surprisingly good! It is very successful as a narrative text, full of modernity, but at the same time it is a questioning of the ambiguous boundaries and moral order of modern ethics, and I think it is also appropriate to set the background in Japan, a place full of contradictions. The front-end of sex is at the same time unexpectedly conventional. Three confined spaces: bar, house, car, three sets of logic, collide with each other and are independent, make sense and make sense. Ambiguity itself is a manifestation of rupture. If it is placed in China, it must be completely inappropriate...
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Josiane 2022-04-23 07:06:22
Lost in Translation is essentially an American movie, but Abbas's one seems to be more adept than most native Japanese films. The emotion that this film focuses on is very strange. He actually focuses on some lonely people like you and me in big cities, but these lonely people are not absolutely lonely, they are also caring, but this concern Whether it's from family, friendship or love, it's a bit of a different time, and this kind of "not born at the right time" seems to be "like a river of love", but it's actually like sitting on needles, which will make people feel a little impatient. The encounter is actually a process of two-way escape. Although they had an awkward night, when the heroine was asleep and the hero unplugged the phone line, it seemed that the whole world was quiet; the ending part is Abbas's usual bad taste, the anger from the outside ignited these two empty bundles of hay, teaching people to suffocate more, but at the same time there is nowhere to escape, it can be said to be full of stamina.
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Noriaki: [subtitled version] What do they teach them in there? As if dusty, old, foreign books will open their eyes.
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Noriaki: [subtitled version] If we're married, she has to answer me.
Takashi: Ideally, yes. That's why I'm saying you lack experience.