When the film was first screened, I thought it was a simple family funny movie. The naughty children were making a lot of noise in the bedroom. The Fosters got up tired, and it looked like they were going to repeat a dull day again. Claire Foster counts one, two, and three while cooking. It reminds me of the countdown when my mother used to teach me. The difference is that my mother often counts to five, and most of her countdown doesn't work for me.
I don't know if they will become like the Fosters after a long time of marriage. Both of them are exhausted and return home exhausted. They lose their original passion and have no strength to even finish a date seriously. The first part that reminded me was that two people were dating for dinner. Phil and Claire sat face to face. The two of them didn’t have much to talk about. They were boring to guess what the other people at the table were talking about. They saw a couple sitting side by side on chairs and kissing each other. Phil thought they were the couple who had just fallen in love, but The couple wore engagement rings. The Fosters thought a little and thought of their marriage. From the beginning to the present, some things have changed, from the initial passion to the dullness now. But they don't know why.
The reason why marriages deteriorate is because they know each other too much, because they imprison each other's freedom, and because they both sacrificed too much to maintain the marriage. Phil drove the car, Claire sat on the front passenger and looked out the window. They didn’t say anything. The radio music on the car was beautiful. "Lighting strike, inside my chest to keep me up at night. Dreams of ways, to make you understand my pain. Clouds of sulfur in the air, Bombs are falling everywhere. It's heartbreak warfare. Once you want it to begin, no one really ever wins in heartbreak warfare. If you want more love, why don't you say so." As the lyrics say, if you want more love, why not say it. Is it because of mutual understanding.
The conversation that impressed me the most was the Fosters running on the boat in the park. Phil said, "We are dead." Claire said, "I don't want children to live with your mother. She sucks." I believe everyone heard. This one can't help but laugh. Is it true that the mother-in-law is more terrifying than death in the eyes of his wife? If men care about physical death, women are more afraid of emotional death.
The appearance of the informative man Holbrooke makes phil envy, jealous and crazy. Phil thinks Holbrooke has satisfied Claire's sexual fantasies. When he sees Holbrooke's hot girlfriend asking if the Fosters are going to have sex with them, he believes everyone will spout. Even the girlfriend of Holbrooke, who had never met, felt that the Fosters were old and dull. Holbrooke appears as a prodigal son. If Holbrooke is married, will his married life be as dull as the Fosters? Phil thought Claire was teasing Holbrooke. Claire explained the reasons, busy work and trivial things in life. Claire just wanted to be able to leave this home sometimes, stay in a room by herself, and leave her current life. Phil asked Claire if they would become the best roommates. Claire said No. He asked Phil "Right?" and then said No. Claire was determined not to make their relationship "the best roommates".
When the Fosters saw the Tripplehorns, they found that each couple has their own life troubles and trivial things that they quarreled with each other over trivial matters. I also saw the true feelings they showed when they faced difficulties. Mrs. Tripplehorn said that they have no home. Mr. Tripplehorn pointed to his chest very manly and said, "This is your home, this is your home!" Lovers rely on each other in the face of difficulties and can rest on each other. Harbor.
The scene of the collision with a black taxi driver is the most nonsensical part. You will remember this part after watching the film, it is purely funny. The book "And in the morning we walk with the birds of change" appeared here. I haven't read it. I don't know what the black people mean by "Moving me to cry".
Speaking of reading, Claire asked why Phil could think of a plan to escape. Phil said it was due to the book he and Claire read together in the book club. Phil said that he decided to finish reading those books because they were important to Claire, but Claire did not finish reading those books.
After an unusual date night, the Fosters became more convinced of their feelings. They comforted, made suggestions, and overcome difficulties together. They found the excitement of life and understood the meaning of home. So Phil said affectionately to Claire that no matter how many times, they would still choose each other.
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