With fifteen minutes of memory, I can miss you many, many times in one day, from start to finish.
A man with short-lived memories just like Memento, living to remember hatred. I watched "Memento" first. I was amazed by the way the story was told, and sighed at the protagonist's wireless non-cyclical revenge, but I never felt any sense of the protagonist's love. I only knew that he was the one who could never be redeemed. people. The "Unknown Death" I watched again, with a hint of familiarity, and the feeling of knowing the result, slowly followed the plot of this three-hour movie.
A man born for revenge. What if all the stamps that reminded him of his mission were gone? This is where Unknown and Fragment take a turn.
Because in the end, he will forget all hatred, just remember, endless love.
The heroine is cute, beautiful, kind, a little smart, and a little vain. Not to mention the male lead, I'm going to like her. Their love is the story of the president and the ugly duckling. It's just that the ugly duckling didn't know his identity from beginning to end. The male protagonist couldn't find the opportunity at all to tell her his identity. Just as the male protagonist is looking forward to seeing her surprised expression when she knows everything, I am also looking forward to that moment. She is a positive, very ambitious girl, but she doesn't think the male protagonist "has no money". Seeing the male protagonist's appreciative smile on his face and his unsteady eyes, I was unconditionally attracted to fans again. The story is a bit cliché, but it's not embarrassing, and every detail is so perfect and flawless. Because both male and female lead actors are very good. Deduced the real effect, aroused all kinds of truth, goodness and beauty.
That's why in the end, when I see all the beautiful things destroyed, I will cry. At the same time, it is also the reason why the tears couldn't help falling at the moment when the male protagonist killed the villain. Sad, angry.
I fell in love with Indian movies because of the man my dad's age. Of course, most of them are his films. The mvs of Indian movies are still very interesting, and those exotic songs are very suitable for the occasion. In addition, the social problems revealed by Indian films made me, a child living in the suburbs of Guangzhou, have a little bit of resonance and feeling. The country of India is complex and mysterious, but many social problems can find shadows around me. I don't know if it's the method of filming or the authenticity of the social issue, but I think the Indian movies I've seen are better than Chinese ones.
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