Unexpectedly, four years later, I finally had the opportunity to learn about this film about the journey of pursuing music and dreams. Now the voice of Xu Wei is ringing in my ears. Those memories of music can always become the most romantic part of my life. Even if we all have to disappear into our busy and mediocre lives one day, as long as we recall the youth we used to go to for music, as long as we remember those arrogant laughter or impulsive tears, it will be worth the ordinary life now.
The story takes place in the 1970s, which all music lovers miss very much. The 18-year-old sister couldn't stand her mother's seriousness and old-fashionedness. She escaped with her boyfriend with a lot of youth, and left her brother a big bag of vinyl records before leaving. My sister also left a note saying: When you listen to this piece, light a candle and you will see your future.
My younger brother is a 5-year-old gifted child who goes to school and skips grades. He has always been brooding about his puberty being later than other classmates. Sister's vinyl + pre-adolescent mania, 15-year-old William is already well-known in music criticism. An unexpected appointment from Rolling Stone magazine, getting to know Stillwater and the beautiful and mysterious female FAN PENNY LANE, a fantastic musical journey began.
The movie is like a perfect youthful memory from start to finish, in which everything softens. The conflict between mom and sister is comical, and Stillwater isn't as hideous as the legendary drug-addicted rock band. They're real but not dangerous. Penny Lane is almost the first girlfriend in all boys' eyes. She is always so arrogant, stubborn, and of course beautiful and sexy. This trip is still a little experiment for my mother. My mother knows that when the experiment is over, the child will grow up. When the plane blew, everyone confessed to the truth; the emotional members began to hum along with Elton John's Tiny Dancer, and finally the music dissolved all resentment.
Few of us may have had William's experience, but we all saw our own adolescence in it. In those days, we were reckless and brave, we were all genius children with dreams, we thought we could do nothing, and we could travel freely in the world, we turned ourselves into various cartoon characters or rock stars, using little adults The wanton collides with the tentacles of the big world. For the sake of music and dreams, we run and run, we don't care whether we can fly to the sky or not, and it's so cool to run all the time.
When did we stop? Did you cry the moment you stopped and turned to the crowd?
Every weekend now, TV is full of so-called girls pursuing their musical dreams. They all showed their feet when they sang. The utilitarian smile looks even more evil on the young face, how much I wish we were still the madman who loves music, how happy it is to run madly on the way to love music, do you remember?
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