Let me hug you and don't leave.

Paige 2022-10-25 15:33:20

The second time I watched it, I absolutely fell in love with this show.

Before watching this film, I was probably just in a state of bad spirits, and I almost collapsed. At the same time, I was reading "Fang Siqi's Paradise of First Love" by Lin Yihan. I was lying on the bed. The room was surrounded by walls. One of the walls had windows and no guardrails. I never thought of opening it and jumping down, but I worry about falling every time I hang my clothes. Once I brought a man home, the summer and autumn alternated, the temperature turned cooler and the rain continued. But as I fell asleep in my arms, I felt his body temperature, which was uncomfortably hot. I got up and opened the window and sat by the window. After a while he got up and hugged me from behind: "What's the matter?" "It's alright, I'm just a little hot, open the window to get some air." He put me lightly on the bed and continued to put his arms around me to sleep.

In the play, Kevin asked the girl he rescued: "Did you jump off yourself?"

Since I got up and opened the window that day, I have been wondering if he thought I opened the window in the middle of the night to jump out. I didn't ask, and I didn't know the result.

"Olive Kitteridge," I almost finished watching it in four hours. In contrast, in "Fang Siqi's Paradise of First Love", I was interrupted at about 1/2 point, and I felt that it was difficult for me to breathe. At that time, I probably didn't really understand what it was like to have difficulty breathing until I actually felt it.

How good this show is, I didn't understand at the time. Now I'm starting to want to praise it, I praise every shot, every line, not just the beauty of the "Phantom Thread" shots, and of course I love this movie. The scenes of this drama are imprinted deep in my heart, and I am as calm as water, but I am not sorry for it.

It's redemption and must be worth watching over and over again.

There is no hope in life, there is absolutely no reason for me to wake up every day, and the world has a taste of my frustration, but I am not ready to leave. If you are the same, then please let me hug you. do not leave.

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