It is said that three women are a play, and "Burning Love Years" tells me: three men are a legend, and they are magnificent and romantic.
Perhaps most people will think that this is a big movie, the film tells the story of three brothers falling in love with a woman at the same time.
Susan is the fiancée of the third elder, but she fell in love with the second brother at first sight and could not do it, and finally succumbed to the warm embrace and married the eldest.
But the film transmits to me much more than that, it is an immortal joy and sorrow of a legendary life of debauchery, brotherhood thicker than water, and entangled love-hate.
It's an epic.
If you are a man of temperament with wind in your blood, believe me, you will love it.
Whether it is landscape or people, every frame of the picture is a wallpaper image, the Oscar for best photography, it deserves it.
At the beginning of the film, an old Indian man tells a story of the past in a faint tone in front of a campfire.
Like the silent river on the prairie, it flows slowly, but under the surface of the water is a torrential undercurrent.
I felt a deep sense of fatalism, and their tragedy was doomed.
Fate is like a knife, there is nowhere to escape.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > Susan — forever too far away</h1>
The majestic western grasslands, the blonde teenagers galloping on horseback.
Perhaps many years later, when I recall "The Burning Years", I guess what comes to mind is this bright and clear picture.
Even we can scream in front of the screen, how can Susan not be moved?
The death of both parents, the death of her fiancé Shan Mo in battle, and the marriage of Everly are not Susan's dooms.
Falling in love with Tristine is her doom, a doom that she cannot bear for the rest of her life.
As she slowly stepped off the train, she saw the blonde-haired, flowing Tristine coming from the wilderness.
When their eyes met for the first time, they were doomed to escape a love affair.
From then on, Susan sank into Tristine's world until she died.
I wondered, if it weren't for Shan Mo's intention to join the army and go to the battlefield, would the outcome have been different?
As Shanmo's fiancée, Susan traveled thousands of miles to this wasteland, where she lived with her three brothers and had a happy family.
How warm the first 30 minutes of the film are, I know how tragic it is later.
In the darkness, the ending has been written, and Shan Mo died tragically on the battlefield.
After Sam mo's death, Susan chose between Everly and Tristine.
Love cannot be forced, and it is difficult for you to ask yourself to love, and not to love.
Susan and Tristine love each other, but love is comparative.
It seems to me that Susan's love for Triestin is something that Triestin cannot give.
Separated from them by the dead Shanmo, Tristine was destined to be the other shore that Susan could never reach.
Shanmo's death was the first major blow in Tristine's life.
Before awakening the beast inside and devouring those around him, he chooses to flee, along with Susan.
As Tristine was about to leave her for a distant journey, Susan said almost pleadingly:
"If I were pregnant, would you still be gone?"
"Yes"
"I will wait for you, always wait for you."
Tristine, as the opening narrator says, is someone who "lives by his heart."
He was self-exiled, wandering everywhere, in the sea, in the forest, in the beasts... Even he didn't know the return date.
The wait for no news is bitter, falling in love with Tristine, destined to be with loneliness.
Much later, Tristine wrote a letter to Susan with only a few words:
"I'm dead, marry someone else."
Many years passed, the two were reunited, and Susan had become the wife of Tristine's brother Everly.
The two were separated by a few meters, but it seemed that they were separated by a century, and they had the feeling of "holding hands and looking at each other with tears in their eyes, and they were speechless and choking".
Susan said to Tristine sadly:
"It's always too far."
It has been suffering in an empty and hopeless wait, farther than ever.
Even more cruelly, the four of them met on the street, when Tristine was married and had a pair of children.
The child's name was the name of the child she had dreamed of herself and Tristine.
The love and pampering she longed for had all been spent on another woman.
It was enough to break her heart.
Tristin's wife died in an accident, and Susan visited Tristin in prison.
She was so helpless that she was overwhelmed, saying so many words that she didn't even know what to say.
But I knew, in fact, she wanted to ask Tristine:
"Have you ever loved me?"
Maybe Tristine's tears on his face proved that he had loved and always loved.
However, water cover is difficult to harvest.
Tristine's last words to Susan were:
"Go back, go back to Everrey!"
Like the last time, "Marry someone else," it was another destruction for Susan.
Susan had already locked herself in a cage, but the key was in Tristin's hand.
But he said to her, go back.
The world is big, the world is vast, and there is nowhere to go.
So she chose to commit suicide, ending her life with a bullet.
Death, let the wait have a deadline, she has finally come to the end of the forever.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > Everrey - deep love does not live, wisdom will hurt</h1>
How to say it, Everrey is a character I love and hate, but it is more painful for him.
As the eldest brother, he was the most stable and talented of the three sons.
He also joined the army with them, and he became a commander rather than a soldier.
Later, a person who worked alone also became bigger all the way, and finally became a member of Congress.
He is affectionate and righteous, gentle and reliable, but at the same time pedantic and old-fashioned, sophisticated and sleek.
Susan gets off the train, and the movie gives Avery a close-up look.
But love does not come first, then come to this statement.
Everrey's love is introverted and persistent, and he has always loved Susan from the first time he saw her until she committed suicide.
Here's an interesting plot where Everly confronts Tristine when he learns that Tristin and Susan are together.
It can be seen that Everly is different from Tristine's "love is love" casual personality.
To love him, it is marriage, it is a responsibility.
He may not have a passion, but he is capable, a leader among men, he loves his career and is emotionally single-minded.
He was neither an angel nor a devil, he was an ordinary and real man.
He will promise you a good future and give you a comfortable life.
Such a gentle and jade-like man, he ended up with nothing.
When his beloved Susan died, he chose to return the body to the wilderness.
He told Tristine: "You won her, and I brought her back to you." ”
In front of Susan's tombstone, he said to Tristine with some heartache:
This passage is really poignant.
As the eldest, Everrey is not the favorite of his parents; as an older brother, he is not the favorite of his brother; as a husband, he is not the favorite of his wife.
I think he's the saddest character in the whole play, he tries to defend the people he loves, but he can't get the people who love him.
Humble gentleman, gentle as jade,
But the love is not long, and the wisdom will be hurt.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-center-line" > Tristine – the sea and the abyss</h1>
"There are people who can clearly hear the voice of their own soul and live according to this voice, and such people are either crazy or have become legends."
I can't think of anything more to explain The Life of Tristine's legend.
Tristine is destined to be a man who has committed a crime against the Fox Star, and those who love him have left him one by one.
He carried the wind in his destiny, and was as free as the wind, coming from afar and returning to the far away.
The distance will always be his only constant pursuit and endless yearning.
At the beginning of the film, the young Tristine goes to the jungle alone to fight the bear.
Big Bear scratched his arm, and he cut off one of Big Bear's little fingers.
The ambush was so good that his fate was predestined from the start.
As the old Indian man said, when man and beast bleed each other, they become one.
Tristine has a bear in his heart, unfaithful and fearless.
Different from Everrey's sophisticated maturity and conformism, different from Shanmo's simple innocence, full of spirit.
He is wild and simple, uninhibited and sincere.
He is a child of nature.
You can coax him, but you can never conquer him.
In his world, there is only simple love and hate.
He had no interest in a war that would take place across the ocean, but after his younger brother Shanmo joined the army to fight, he decided to go on the road with his brother in order to protect Shanmo.
In Sammo's letter to Susan, it is mentioned that Tristine cares more about him than about the war.
It was as if Tristine had joined the army not to serve the country, but to protect his brother.
It can be seen how much Tristine has a preference for this brother and how deep his feelings are.
Unfortunately, Shan Mo died in battle and fell in front of Tristin's eyes.
According to Indian tradition, he dug out the heart of Shanmo and brought it back to his hometown for burial.
When he returned to the farm, his love affair with Susan exploded.
However, Shanmo's death made it impossible for him to face Susan, and the bear in his heart was awakened, and he began to be dazed and began to be brutal.
He decided to flee for a long voyage, looking for peace of mind in the midst of the rough seas.
When he had smoothed out the shadow that Shanmo's death had left on his heart, he returned with a bunch of gifts.
He saw his white-headed father one night and heard the news that Susan had become the wife of her brother Everrey.
He acted indifferently, and when he learned that Susan and Everly lived happily, he gradually stepped out of his uneasy heart and began to have his own life.
He married and had children with Isabel, and lived a comfortable life.
As mentioned earlier, he committed a crime against his relatives, and his wife died under the warning gun of the official.
Tristine's inner bear was awakened twice, once by Shanmo's death and once by his wife' death.
But he could only watch the people he loved the most leave him one by one, unable to do anything.
I don't know if a woman who is in love with Tristine is unlucky?
People who have loved Tristine really have a hard time being touched by others.
Wild and uninhibited Tristine, his eyes are the sea and the abyss.
He is charming and ruthless, making women fall for him but unable to be controlled.
He is always loyal only to his heart, his love and hate are never affected by the outside world, rely only on personal judgment, and he listens to the call of the bear in his heart.
How can a horse be imprisoned in a fence, how can an eagle be willing to hover in a low altitude, how can a river abandon the breadth of the sea.
His form of existence was too strong, and he was destined to devour those around him.
So he lived until all the people he loved and loved him had died before he died under the claws of the bear.
His life was legendary, and he died where he deserved it.
His tombstone has no marks, but it doesn't matter.
Anyway, he often lives on the edge, between this life and the next.
The film also has another translated title, called "Autumn Legends".
Well, this is Tristine's autumn legend, and it is also his burning love years.