This movie is definitely underrated.
A good movie deserves to be scrutinized over and over again. To be honest with you, I have watched it several times over the past 5 years. It's a different feeling every time you watch it. I declare in advance that I am not gay, I am just more fraternity.
When I was in college, my upper bunk was a little girl. I recommend this movie to him. After watching it, he laughed like a jerk, then burst into tears, and finally told me that this was the best movie he'd ever seen. Douyou who gave low scores doesn't know what the mentality is, but I want to say that as a Gay, Xiaoshou's feeling of watching this movie is something that people with normal sexual orientation cannot understand.
After graduation, I had a girlfriend and dated for more than two years. I took her to watch this movie again. She was curious why I took her to watch calcium movies? She suspected my sexuality at one point, until she saw the movie, laughed like a slapstick, and then burst into tears. Homosexuality will never be discriminated against again.
I admit that I am not a professional film judge and do not understand those light and shadow techniques, character characterization or something. But when I saw Steven in the library approaching Morris for the first time, I, a big man, felt girlish hearts bursting! The rhythm of the story is not sloppy, and it is done in one go. After countless passing notes, Steven moved to live with Morris. 'Enough romance, let's go! 'At this moment, my heart is actually looking forward to it! Just like the aunts at the gate of the community, listening to others talking about the trivialities of whose family, full of expectations.
The overall feeling of the movie is many times better than those of the so-called normal sexual orientation love theme. Steven has always been yearning for freedom and forging ahead bravely on the road of abandoning the bondage, and never stops.
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