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Luigi 2022-03-27 08:01:01

Love in What Comes A refined version of the first trilogy. Maybe not so common. . Or lively. .
The design is more interesting, the man becomes a copy of the woman's husband, and the movie itself is a copy of life, a copy within a copy. . According to the meaning of the film, it doesn't matter whether it is the original version or the copy . In
the end, it seems to be the beginning. The copying process is over. The writer returns to his identity and chooses to take the train to leave. It is like returning to the beginning, choosing not to be together. . The last one has a very complicated expression. He has experienced this life, but he missed it without experiencing it. Whether he is a replica or himself, he has confused himself. . . Maybe it's because the feelings are real.
There are also some bright spots, such as the fat bald man telling the writer that it is useless for you to argue with a woman, the easiest way is to slap her on the shoulder, and everything is done, so the man slaps her, sure enough.
Then, after the man finished hugging, he started to lose his temper at ease. .
There's a lot more, Abbas is awesome

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  • Joaquin 2022-03-30 09:01:11

    In the first half of the movie, I thought it was a movie about the sunset series. After the cafe, I found that it was still the same Abbas who blurred the boundaries between reality and reality. Fakes can also have their own vitality. (2017 Shanghai Film Festival)

  • Devonte 2022-04-03 09:01:11

    Midlife Crisis Dialogue Version "Love Before Sunrise and Sunset"

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  • Elle: I didn't get married to live alone. I'd like to live my life with my husband. Mmm... Is a good husband too much to ask for?

    La patronne du café: Our lives can't be all that bad if all we can complain about is our husbands working too hard. You see, when there's not another woman, we see their job as our rival.

  • James Miller: My family lives their lives and I live my life. They speak their language and I speak mine. That makes sense doesn't it?

    Elle: It makes a lot of sense.