"Le Grand Bleu; The Big Blue" is a movie, the famous French director Luc Besson tells us a dark blue story. It is difficult to tell exactly what the story is about this film. French films often give people a delicate and melancholic feeling. In the film, the white buildings of Greece, the glaciers of Peru, the long coastline of Sicily, and the sunshine of the Aegean Sea are all wrapped in the deep blue water and swaying slowly in the sky.
The incomplete love in this film convinced me. Joanna and Jack fell in love at first sight on the ice lake in Peru. Their relationship was full of French romance, coffee handed over in the wind and snow, delicate dolphin toys, Jack's deep eyes under his long eyelashes, and the long silent stare of the two.
The last scene of the movie is the slowly darkening sea. What is in the deep sea? Those dreams in my heart sway gently with the sea. Since "Le Grand Bleu; The Big Blue" has a strong autobiographical color, then the hero finally sinks to the bottom of the sea, looking for the mermaid in the deep sea, maybe he is telling us that all we can do is to go on for the ideal .
This film is the opening film of the Cannes Film Festival in 1988. It describes the difficulty of integrating individuals into the plight of the real society, so they turned to find another life in their dreams, with a strong autobiographical color. Human beings continue to challenge the limit, but in the end it will return to the sea, which is a blue-toned movie. The film has been rejected by mainstream film critics, but it enjoys a high status among movie fans.
