Uncle Hugh's cowardice, hypocrisy, and squeamishness, longing for an affair but pretentious. The thief's heart is not a thief's courage to act very real, very hypocrite??
Paralyzed writers go from being a gentleman to overindulgence, to being tortured after being paralyzed, and finally to suicide and self-destruction after enjoying a shocking visual feast. It was cool to abuse his wife, but he was later rectified. Don't look at the happy smile today, be careful to pull the list in the future.
Good guy, the heroine turned out to be the daughter-in-law of director Polanski?? Pure white sneakers to crisp breasts and milk, really big scale! During the period, there was no shortage of various cosplays, and they played very high, fragrant and eye-catching. After the writer was paralyzed, he could finally raise his eyebrows and start fighting back.
Marriage is like the moon waxing and waning, and so do love and sex, and when they reach their peak, they go downhill.
I still love to see Uncle Hugh's original wife, elegant and intellectual. But aesthetic fatigue is too evil, and it is not worth the marriage curse of the seven-year itch. The daughter-in-law really wanted to find the antidote to marriage through a trip to India, and finally released the pressure in the great harmony with the heroine.
In marriage there are short-lived pleasures and sex, disappearing love, eternal temptation, lasting torment. Looking at the whole film, I feel a little bit like "Eyes Wide Shut" + "Ten Days of Dangerous Love".
For young couples, children are the antidote to the seven-year itch. It is also the best way to transfer contradictions. It can consume the excessive energy of adult men and women and stifle the derailment in the cradle.
But don't worry, you have survived the seven-year itch and a mid-life crisis awaits you.
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