"Disappointed? Very disappointed. But do you love him? I've never loved someone so much in my life. Still in love, and still in love..." When we're over and able to say these words, we've forgotten what love feels like age. As soon as grey-haired Jep looked at the vocals, I knew this was a movie my age couldn't understand. If "Love in Rome" is the urban accent of the lovely Rome in Woody Allen's eyes, then this movie must be the beautiful "life" of Rome in Sorrentino's eyes. Born into embarrassment, addicted music runs through to the end, closest to the soul. All the language in it is easy to say, but it is obviously like a thoughtful and thoughtful experience of a long life, full of the taste of dealing with life. The city of Rome is beautiful and full of wisdom. At the end of the movie, on the withered face of the nun, and the beauty of Jep and his lover when they were young, interspersed and switched, the movie ends at the end of beauty.
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