Sophie Marceau's Body and Love Created by Sacrifice - "Encountering Happiness"

To be honest, I decided to watch "Encountering Happiness" entirely because of the goddess Sophie Marceau. She is hailed as the most beautiful woman in France, which I quite agree with. Her beautiful face and perfect figure make the hearts of every man who sees her ripples. Of course, that was in the past. Over the years, this most beautiful woman in France has also had the taste of old pearls, and the years have been written all over her face. After checking, she is 46 years old this year. Of course, this is public information. If, like some of our officials, she has the habit of concealing her age, her real age is really hard to tell. Aging is a law of nature, it has to be admitted. However, her perfect figure has not been deformed like a normal woman, and still maintains a lovely line. Although recently this year, she is not as eye-catching as before, but it still makes people feel a little like in their hearts.
This time, I think Sophie Marceau's dedication to the whole film is the main reason that makes this film a lot better. Not to mention underwear, nightgowns, and stockings, she showed off her graceful figure and still tight skin with impunity. It is said that in the awkward scenes in the film, it can still be seen that Sophie Marceau's "sacrifice" is huge. Sophie Marceau's opening appearance as Ms. Charlotte could be described as a "spoiler". First there was the sturdy fall in the heavy rain, which broke his knee and made his whole body go numb, and then there was a clear top-to-bottom rain curtain set off by the taxi. Let us look really pity. The scene of repairing the washbasin, although extremely funny, is based on the embarrassment of the Sophie goddess. Those white and thin legs, and those unmistakable white panties, really made people want to go up and give them a hand. And that passionate kiss like a young person's "little better than a newlywed" fills us with infinite reverie about Paris, which is the most romantic capital in the world. I can really feel the taste of so-called "happiness", and it is also full of aura for the love of the hero and heroine. In fact, the story is not novel, and it should be said to be a cliché , but because of the "sacrifice" of Sophie Marceau, humorous, funny, intense, and family affection run through it. The tasteless and even vulgar plots have a lot of color. This really made the audience feel ups and downs with the ups and downs of the hero and heroine's love!
And Gad Elmaleh, who plays the leading actor musician Sasha, uses his real and professional performance skills to make the musical elements of the film very full and heartfelt. This is different from the stand-ins used by actors who don't understand music. It's a one-shot feeling, a smooth, natural, full-bodied feeling. The expressions, movements, and artistic conceptions are all coherent, the shots are continuous, and the feeling is continuous. This is another highlight of the film!

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