thank you for coming back

Enid 2022-03-28 09:01:07

Whether it's a late epic or this early little style, Lean's films are always emotionally charged. A simple middle-aged story of short-term derailment, which is extremely vivid because of the successful portrayal of details, which is the advantage of British films. As far as I can tell, the heroine's performance is the best in the 1940s, it's real and touching! The end of the tilt lens magic strokes!

Timmy 2022-03-30 09:01:06

Hate to meet each other and cheat in marriage. Art film: Emotional struggle + returning to the family; the heroine's monologue flashback mode is the same as "Spring in a Small Town"; Favorite episode: The male protagonist talks about pneumoconiosis and the female protagonist is ecstatic and says he is like a Child, at the end, the husband said to the lonely wife, "You've been a long way away. Thank you for coming back to me." The Itch of the Year" can form an "ambiguous" triangle. The scene of dating occupying a friend's house in "See You Too Late" triggers the whole story of "Peachy Apartment". Ironically directly reproduced in the middle - the male protagonist goes to the record rack to pick a disc to play.