At the end of "Coffee Commune", the heroine chose a rich and powerful boss who was a bit older. Standing on the party of the flashy film and television industry, she stared blankly into the distance and missed the young guy who gave up the spare tire. ; And the male protagonist looked into the distance with blank eyes in his own transpiring career, thinking about the years when he was elected.
At this moment, their inner world is different. The heroine's inner heart must be: married a red rose, over time, the red one has changed into a smear of mosquito blood on the wall, and the white one is still "the moonlight before the bed"; married to Bai Rose, the white one is a sticky rice stick on the clothes, but the red one is a cinnabar mole on the heart.
What the male protagonist must think is: You are such a perfect girl, but why don't you choose me so blindly? I was poor, stupid, and naive at the time, but I had potential. It's a pity that you couldn't see my potential. I can't forget you not because I still love you, but because I regret this imperfection. Failure is regrettable, especially the defeat that cannot be brought back anyway, has become an eternal regret in my heart.
How heavy is first love in a man's heart? Others I don’t know, I have had several first loves (yes, several first loves, not contradictory, different ages, people will have different first loves), it can be said that they are very unforgettable, leaving behind all kinds of good memories, of course. Various traumas that match the degree of beauty. However, I don't remember it now, really. What you once had to do, looking for life and death, finally turned into a little memory of youth, no deeper than the memory of catching grasshoppers in the field as a child, let alone any regret. If you are a rational person, you will be grateful for this kind of forgetting-this is the normal destination of healthy feelings.
Compared with "I heard that you have a sorrow for six hundred weeks", I appreciate the feeling that "the only point of contact between you and me is that I still use your number to buy books at the Eslite Store". There is nothing special about fate and fate. In theory, it is no different from your first-love girlfriend and your middle school classmates after graduation. In the end you will not remember, although in the end you may all reunite.
Of course, Woody Allen, who is in her 80s, doesn't bother to talk about the truths that should be clear in her thirties. This "Coffee Commune" uses a skill that is so skilled that it can no longer be skilled, using the shell of this love story to repeat Woody Allen's usual self-defeating: It is a pity that Judaism has no afterlife, otherwise their business will be better; a star in the showbiz They are very shallow, pretentious and pretentious. Intellectuals like to talk about reason when they meet people. They are more lenient than disciples, strict in self-discipline, and useless. And the familiar jazz that can no longer be familiar throughout the movie. The yellowish tint of the filter was added during printing. They are all so mature and professional. Uncle Woody Allen is probably the only assembly-line product I like every year. Listening to the clever dialogue with closed eyes, the opening scene is full of tension when the male lead is called a chicken, but is not afraid to participate in a scene full of tension. Woody Allen's unique charm, he can always shoot one or two such scenes. You can't help but laugh.
For the past year and a half, I have used Woody Allen's movies to suppress my surprise every time after the exam, so that I can escape from the tension. In recent years, his films easily reminded me of what he said after meeting Bergman. He said, hey, compared to your old man, you are a painter and I am a painter. This is not necessarily a humble word. After all, everyone’s pursuits are different. He also said that I am a happy laborer. It is true that such a film that is roughly the same in production cannot be said to be a classic, handed down, and masterpiece, but it is also very happy. Yes, what he does is happy, and what I see is also happy.
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