ROMANCE AND CIGARETTES. everything about men.
In terms of musicals, the handling is very tense. This is something that domestic filmmakers have not been able to do so far.
Without the black humor of the United States, without the spiritual roots of unrestrained freedom, it can be regarded as a cut.
The expressiveness of the actors and the connotations given by the director to each character (including props) add to the novelty of the entire film. I especially like Kate Winslet's passionate dance in the fire, the group of firefighters who put out the fire with hoses and the two scenes where Roy was stabbed to death by her boyfriend.
As for the theme. To say that it is a man who cheated and redeemed himself from indulgence to self is really high-sounding.
In real life, if a man of the style of the male protagonist can have an affair like Kate Winslet - from her eyes to her plump lips, her mouth is full of clouds, accompanied by provocative words and a fierce and bright BODY LANGUAGE. Even if a man dies while circumcised, he will not regret it.
What's more far-fetched is that when the male protagonist parted with this glamorous and plump lover, she would actually fall into the abyss. Breathing in heartache and then wiping tears away. It's too hard for me to believe that it was a plot written by an American male screenwriter.
Could it be that when the beauty leaves the beast, she will be heartbroken by the love and pity she once had? Or do you want to highlight that women will keep up with their hearts even if they don't leave the body first in love?
At the end, the black comedy ends with wildflowers in mourning for the dead on the abandoned toilet, but it still cannot escape the custom of [die with tears].
Maybe it's the conservativeness of the producers, but fortunately this kind of conservativeness is not too annoying. Dispensable sensationalism
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