Those movie reviews about human nature, depth, and growth have been badly written. Of course, the refined brother will not repeat the same old tune. The only thing I really want to say about the movie is one sentence.
"I'm back. It's all over."
I wish the director could arrange a scene where Li Nuo and Malena meet again. Li Nuo said the above line of dialogue. Although it is bloody, it will definitely touch me. Although they walked arm-in-arm through the bustling square and calmly faced people's eyes, they had silently confirmed this line, but I still wanted to hear him say it.
A man who lost an arm in the war returned to his hometown after many years without any honors and rewards. He was beaten by the people who fought for him, and even his house became a refuge for refugees. He wasn't cynical about taking revenge on society or falling apart. He resolutely embarked on the journey of finding a wife, even if it was only his wife who had only been married for four months, even if this wife had become what people call a slut and a prostitute, even if her style was no longer and her appearance was aging. He still wants to find her, give her stability, and protect her comprehensively. This is such a precious spirit, I believe in their vows at the wedding, the more and more I find it absurd and ridiculous for many people to go through the wedding.
I believe they are a great love. That kid, apart from telling Li Nuo the truth and helping Malena pick up oranges, he didn't do anything meaningful for his love. As for the jealousy of men's lecherous women, I really have nothing to criticize, people are just like that.
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