Well, I just like to watch love movies [Wang Chai].
This film attempts to discuss two choices about marriage, one is love but may be poor; the other is "right match", a guaranteed and stable union, the guide given by the film is to choose true love, and what does it show at the same time is true love. The film is very realistic and closely integrated, with high intentions. The lines and the values conveyed are very positive. Personally, I think the overall is very good.
Write your own thoughts:
1) People tend to be attracted to people who are different from themselves, and this attraction is essentially because the other person has an "ideal self";
2) In contrast, Alie is the one who knows very little about herself and lacks opinions about her own life, while Noah is the one who helps her to really figure out what she wants. When they quarreled the most, Noah once again Say "What do you want?" over and over;
3) Although Noah is just an ordinary worker, he knows very well what he likes and wants, likes poetry, knows romance, he is a person who emits a soft light from the bottom of his heart, Alie is also beautiful, but some of it is money The result of the pile up and not her own;
4) The lines in the second half of the film are very touching, not only romantic, but make me feel that the three views are very positive and powerful;
5) A life that goes against your true wishes will not be happy. (Chicken Soup Warning) You must find someone you love wholeheartedly and the other party loves you as well;
6) The plot design of Alzheimer's disease is very good, it reminds me of the song "young and beautiful", I forget everything when I am old, and the other party still treats each other gently and romantically day after day, loving each other, it is true love (There are also such stories in real life;
7) One question that still remains confusing is that the greatest thing in life is to love another person with all your heart, is such a life worth it? Including those years when Noah waited for Alie, decadent and heartbroken?
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