Some movies are born to be missed. Such as the "True Colors of Heroes" series.
Recently, I took time out of my busy schedule and re-watched "Across the World" and the three "True Colors of Heroes" on Gehua Cable. There is no excitement in the process, just quietly from the beginning to the end, like a reunited old friend, the belly is winding - slowly chatting about the past.
The plot really can't be carefully pondered, just like watching the 83 version of "The Condor", the background and special effects are very general, but I still like it. The imprint of youth is the condensation of emotions. Rational analysis is the perspective and vision of outsiders, and it does not apply to the past with emotional involvement.
Aunt Mei's real life seems to be very lonely. In this film, Zhou Yingjie seems to be a prophecy. Love has nowhere to go, no place to go. Beauty and wisdom are like fireworks in the air. Fage's pride on the screen has not diminished, but in reality he has become a recluse in the busy city and underestimated the prosperity of life. Liang Jiahui began to play the old man, and Zhou Huaian of Xinlongmen Inn became the head chef of the late-night cafeteria. Zhong Chuhong retired, and Leslie Cheung is commemorated every year...
Looking at "The True Color of Heroes", I went to these people, to the past of youth, and to the life of Baiwei who used to be in the sea. From the living and passing lives, I can see my own footprints, although it is faint. Passionate, but the melancholy in the calm also set off a small wave in my heart.
Some movies are born to be missed.
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