Are you sure you both have no regrets?

Emmanuelle 2022-04-19 09:03:06

This is a disaster movie.
Couples who are going to get married, you must remember to read it before you get the certificate. A man thinks that time can erase the pain of losing a lover, but a letter 50 years later can crush his extravagant desire; a woman thinks that as time goes by, she can gradually adapt to talking about her husband's suddenly lost ex, 45 years later. One letter, followed by six out of control days, made these 45 years a joke.
So, are you sure that you will have no regrets when you get the certificate with the person in front of you?

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  • Maximillian 2022-03-15 09:01:11

    It's actually too difficult to write such a script that focuses on the relationship between husband and wife. It takes six days to show a period of emotional ups and downs in old age. The previous five days have progressed well, but starting from the travel agency's bridge, the film is at the most important turning point. The explanation is not convincing. Although the last scene at the end is still very moving, but the emotional restoration still lacks foreshadowing. The overall performance is great, but if the emotional line is difficult to handle, it is not as strong as the ambiguousness of "Weekend". 3.5

  • Isac 2022-03-20 09:03:03

    I took a letter from my ex-girlfriend and looked at it. I didn’t sleep at night to look for photos. All the memories were stuffed in the attic for people to use. I didn’t go to the banquet because I was unhappy. I got up early in the morning and took the bus to Switzerland. Anniversary Qing played like a mad monkey. Andrew Hagrid understands men who are full of emotions and tricks to death, and also understands women who are slow and slow, and whose sorrow is greater than that of death. The asymmetry between marriage and love shows Hagrid's pessimistic side.

45 Years quotes

  • Kate Mercer: You used to love your birdwatching.

    Geoff Mercer: I did, yes.

    Kate Mercer: It's funny how you forget the things in life that make you happy.

  • Geoff Mercer: Lena, this is wonderful. Thank you.

    Lena: Not bad for an old fascist, huh?