Hee hee, type O Scorpio, you don't need any other reason to like it. I haven't seen such a pure film for a long time, and I am almost alienated from the youthful smell in the film. However, my heart still jumped when I saw it, and for a moment I suddenly missed the days when I was 17 years old.
Xiaoshi and Xiaorou are like this, they grow vaguely under their young skin, and even if they have their own concerns, they can finally explain it clearly with a secret. The story in the movie reminds me of "Heartbeat", but it seems to be another matter. The traces of growth in "Heartbeat" are deeply ingrained, which is the sigh of "suddenly looking back, but that person is in the dim light" in the adult world. But "Blue Door" makes people want to stay in a summer in high school, experience the first forbearance and pain in life, but it is unspeakably pure and moving. How can I simply say that I like it, I am afraid that we have long forgotten, but Xiaoshi's sentence "I just want to chase you" makes me feel that 17 years old will be closer to love than ever. Just like each of us, maybe in a distant bright afternoon, we still think of someone we liked when we were 17, like the tears Zixia left in the heart of Supreme Treasure, "After turning around, The moment flooded into your old but not numb heart."
Xiaorou said, "Although I can't see myself when I close my eyes, I can see you." Because one day, they will each fall into a worldly emotional encounter, or struggle between redemption and waiting for redemption, or It is to indulge in fragments and moments, and abandon the belief in eternity. However, they once passed through each other's crystal clear mood, and then, the years quickly covered their inadvertent imprints, condensed into amber, and quietly floated behind various consciousnesses, always there. Young children are destined to be unable to persistently wait for any promise, because waiting is the first old age in life, but we can understand that when Xiao Ke and Xiao Rou in the camera are desperately scrambling together. In another article I wrote about "Seventeen-Year-Old Bicycles," I said, "What makes children so sad, when they are at their best, so tearful?" We've been through, experienced, The flowers are blooming just fine, just a little distressed.
Well, we've been here before.
2003-8-9
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