To be precise, it is more appropriate for the actor Nicholas Cage to be called a supporting actor in this movie. When I watched the first 20 minutes, he didn't show up at all. I had to delay a little bit to see if I read it wrong again— —It's the same as finding the wrong movie when I watched "Bodyguard" last night, but it turns out I was right, although compared with today's vicissitudes of maturity, Nicholas Cage was so young and so creamy and handsome.
The first half of the movie was dull and procrastinated—just like the second half of a marriage, and when Lolita and Ronnie fell in love, everything was as romantic as bathed in moonlight—that was the beginning of love.
When the family was dining together, Lolita’s uncle told the love story of Lolita’s parents back then: Once I woke up in the middle of the night, a bright moonlight shining on my face, like being shone by a flashlight, I don’t Knowing what it is, I looked out the window and it was the moon, as big as a house. I had never seen such a big moon in my entire life. I was scared, the moon seemed to crush the house. I looked down again. Cosmo was standing on the street and looking at the window. The funny thing was that I was very angry at you at that time. I thought you brought the big moon to my house because you were so affectionate and deliberately made noise with the moon. Wake me up, I am half
dreaming and half awake, and I don't know... Lolita's father Cosmo chewed and said: You are sleeping like a dead pig, you are dreaming.
Uncle thought about it seriously, pointed at him and said: You are obviously there.
Yes, back then, at that time, the affectionate you were clearly there.
Years later, if you are getting fat, you say impatiently: I don't want to talk about that.
The movie touches on the nihility brought about by marriage because it has been true for so long, but because it is a light comedy, it is just a taste.
I like comedy, yes, there is no reason not to like it. If tragedy is to destroy good things for people to see, then comedy gives people the hope of laughter. As at the end of the story, Lolita’s grandfather-when Ronnie borrowed Lolita, who was once his brother Johnny’s fiancée, threw back the ring to Johnny and proposed to Lolita (I know this is very tangled, I hope if you Interested, go and see for yourself), when Lolita's mother asked her if she loves him, Lolita affirmatively answered "Yes", the two who her mother thought was very bad and they were in love with each other and hugged tightly together-Lolita Grandfather used a tissue to cover his tearful eyes. "What's the matter, Dad?" Lolita's father asked strangely. "I'm confused," Grandpa said while crying.
A lot of things are so helpless, I used to be awake at night to see you the next day, but now, I will no longer look for clothes because of my meeting with you.
When you are willing to bear the merciless changes of the years, I miss how much I have dressed up for you when I was young.
Some people say that the former is called marriage, and the latter is called love.
Some people say that they have the same name.
It is called Siege.
They are called siege.
Lolita’s uncle is undoubtedly the cutest character in the movie. He will still wake up in the middle of the night many years later to look at the moon, Cosmo’s moon, and lift up the curtains to take a closer look at whether Cosmo is underneath, and become an aunt. Said that his expression in the moonlight was like 25 years old, he was very cute and proudly smiled and walked towards his aunt. That night, he didn't sleep, but he "feels good, like Orlando", like a tiger, and became the second When Aunt Tian said about him like this, he said that his aunt was as soft as milk, like milk, so soft and sweet, the shy aunt asked him to keep his voice down, but he said more loudly: so what? That is the joy of marriage.
Inside the siege, naturally there is fun too.
Tonight, leave it alone and watch the moonlight.
With changes inside and outside the siege, the moonlight is still sultry.
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