I love you.

Lambert 2022-04-22 07:01:39

After reading "Paris, je t'aime", many small moving and strange thoughts flooded into my heart.
The red coat, the clown, the vampire, Wilde, the deaf boy...these characters come to my mind.
If your former lover came to the camera of life, would you still give up on her?
Would you give up everything, even your life, for the one you love?
Do you believe what God said, can you walk together?
What does the phrase I love you, or I love you, or Je t'aime stand for?
A lifetime promise, or just a desire for love?
A story that takes place in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. Lovers quarrel because of Wilde and reunite because of Wilde's poems.
When the heroine shouted that she wanted to marry a writer and poet, I laughed.
All fantasies about life and love are over the moment you make a choice.
Suddenly I thought of "Hana & Alice" I watched a long time ago.
In the memory fragment, Alice's ballet, and the ununderstood Wo Ai Nee.
We live, cry, laugh, cheat, hurt, but cannot avoid growing.
At the end of "Winter Sonata", Kang Jun-sang and Jung Wei-jin live together.
Although Kang Junsang is blind, they truly live together.
For those who truly love each other, the heart of the other person is the best house.
The clown under the Eiffel Tower in the 7th arrondissement of Paris suffers from living in close proximity.
You know, not everything happens naturally on time.
Maybe, my angel, there is a traffic jam.

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Extended Reading
  • Katrine 2022-01-01 08:02:14

    To say that my personal favorite is the part of the mime actor. It should be regarded as a long-lost performance and touch. No one understands just that you have not found the unique person in the world who can understand you. Other people’s eyes can count. What? It’s like the love of two happy silent people driving invisible cars with white powder makeup from a hundred years ago and wearing striped clown suits in an inclusive world.

Paris, je t'aime quotes

  • Bob Leander: Can't we walk together?

    Fanny Forestier: I'm so ashamed.

    Bob Leander: Why? You did it out of love, I assume.

    Fanny Forestier: And what do you do, out of love?

    Bob Leander: I ache... for who we were.

  • Gaspard: [in French] Haven't we met? I'm sure I know you. Where do you live? I'm in the 17th. Maybe I've seen you around. You don't talk much. I'm not sure, but... I feel like I've seen you before. You look like a mystical guy. Really, you have a very special aura. You believe in spirits? I'm way into that stuff. Maybe we met in a past lifetime.

    Elie: [in French] Light?

    Gaspard: [in French] A light.

    [lights his cigarette]

    Elie: Merci.

    Gaspard: It's amazing. As soon as I saw you, I needed to talk. It's like... I don't know. A strong, weird feeling. I thought, if I don't talk to you before I go, I'd be missing out on... something... important. Beautiful. You work in a beautiful place. I didn't want to miss the chance to talk to you. It's dumb, but... Never mind. May I?

    [sits down]

    Gaspard: You believe in soul mates? Finding your other half? You like jazz? Charlie Parker... and Kurt Cobain. I love him! Whatever. Here's my number. I'd really like to talk with you, if you call me, more seriously and... for longer, especially.

    [leaves]

    Printer: [in French] What's up?

    Elie: I'm not sure, Christian. He gave me this.

    Printer: [in French] A phone number?

    Elie: I don't know what he was saying. I don't speak French that well. He used a lot of phrases that aren't in my phrase book.

    Printer: [in French] Call him and see.

    Elie: [takes off running]