Delicious chocolate, where is your next piece?

Chocolate has long been hailed as a symbol of love, and the slightly bitter taste of sweetness has made many people loyal fans of it. But in the film works, chocolate is by no means just about love, and perhaps as Forrest Gump's mother said, life is like chocolate, you never know what the next piece in the box tastes like.

When it comes to chocolate, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Is the taste mellow and its characteristic symbolism? Indeed, the delicious taste of chocolate is difficult for most people to refuse, and even those ladies who do not eat sweets in order to lose weight will forget their figure for a while. And now in this era that always relies on Valentine's Day to strengthen romance, chocolate naturally acts as a messenger of love! As an art of dreams, the innate romantic temperament of film and the symbolism of chocolate somewhat coincide, but we still start with the simplest eating.

Zhou Runfa was an idol in the minds of Chinese people in the 1980s and 1990s, in the film "God of Gamblers", his biggest hobby is to love chocolate, and the Lynter chocolate has almost become an important symbol of gao Jin in the film, and it also shows the characteristics of the character very well. When Gao Jin loses his memory, chocolate becomes a completely childlike act, which gives people the feeling of a big boy, and the plot of the knife buying chocolate for him shows the relationship between the two people. Then the plot takes a sharp turn, Gao Jin's memory is restored, and chocolate becomes a manifestation of his self-confidence, of course, it shows the continuation of Gao Jin's friendship with the knife. It can be seen that chocolate is not only a symbol of love.

As the gambling god of big people, when Zhou Runfa chews chocolate, we will find that this scene actually looks very warm. In many World War II films, we often find that American soldiers have a special love for chocolates that come in the air. It is said that this chocolate is "kisses" brand, kissing nature has a romantic and warm feeling, on the one hand, it is in stark contrast to the cruel war, and on the other hand, it also regulates the rhythm of the film. At this time, chocolate is more of a feeling of longing, imprinted with the hearts of the country and its lovers, and also shows a desire for peace.

Eating chocolate is undoubtedly a pleasure, and making chocolate has a certain magical color. It is said that the earliest chocolate is a drink, the ancient and mysterious Aztecs in Mesoamerica first baked and ground the cocoa beans and added water and corn flour, and the peppers were blown into a foam, this drink is very precious. So chocolate seems to be born with a magical color, and we see films that give chocolate a magic. In the Mexican film Chocolate Lover, the chocolate maker Tita's tears flow into the chocolate cake being made, and a sad atmosphere pervades the wedding.

In ancient Mexico, the original meaning of "water mixed with chocolate" can refer to a person's sexual excitement, so the film "Chocolate Lover" borrows this layer of meaning to show the tragic love of the hero and heroine whose desire is imprisoned. When Tita and her beloved die in the fire, all that is left is the aftertaste, an aftertaste on the taste buds, but also an aftertaste of love, and chocolate becomes a sad delicacy. Perhaps this sadness, although romantic, is somewhat cruel, so a collaborative "Chocolate of Love" appears, and Johnny Depp and Juliet Binoche perform a more wonderful chocolate magic love.

Chocolate was popular all over the world as a drink until 1847, when we could chew chocolate, and Juliet Binoche made such a sweet treat. The vast majority of people's lives are actually dull and tasteless, but there is a longing hidden in the most intimate part of everyone's heart, and when Juliet Binoche's chocolate allows people to fully pursue their desires, the world immediately becomes colorful. If "Chocolate Lover" only focuses on the theme of love, then "Thick Chocolate" points more deeply to people's hearts. Unleash your passions, a new and old ideas are in a violent conflict, and chocolate is the symbol of the most egotistical emotion. This film full of romance and warmth is estimated to have become a collection for many fans.

In fact, there are not a few films that point to people's desires from food, but chocolate seems to be the most beautiful food. This stems somewhat from certain ideas of European high society. When chocolate was still a drink, Princess Maria Salsa of Spain once sent cocoa beans to Louis XIV of France as an engagement gift, magical Spain married romantic France, and later promoted by several celebrities, even the old-fashioned Britain also used chocolate as a synonym for romance, so chocolate also existed as a normal form of male and female love.

But in fact, not everyone has a favorable attitude towards male and female love, for example, in the famous Cuban first gay film "Strawberries and Chocolate", David recognized at a glance that Diego was a homosexual, because "obviously there is chocolate ice cream, he wants to eat strawberries." It can be seen that in this film, chocolate and strawberries clearly represent two sexual orientations. Because of the inherent symbolism of chocolate, in many films, chocolate always appears with another food, and its meaning is more to produce a contrasting effect.

Bread and Chocolate is an Italian film. A phrase that Westerners often say in economic depressions is that "bread will be", so bread becomes the minimum standard of living, and chocolate has some high-level enjoyment. The protagonist of the film is a rough man who came to Switzerland from the countryside, he tried to integrate into Swiss society, but encountered many misfortunes, so not only did he not have bread, but he could not eat chocolate with a very romantic mood. Chocolate became a metaphor for high-society life, and it was so realistic for the underclass.

When I was a child, I rarely ate chocolate, and even if I did, I did, it was the kind of chocolate that was not pure mixed with a lot of white sugar, because the family was very difficult. For many people who have a special love for chocolate, when eating or not eating is no longer a problem, eating more and eating less is very noteworthy. Eating less chocolate does have the effect of losing weight and waking up the brain, but eating more chocolate will develop in the direction of obesity. The same goes for chocolate in movies, where romance is sometimes not love, or even hate. When chocolate wrapped in poison is placed in front of you, I wonder how many people can resist such a temptation?

In Hitchcock's not-so-famous film The Secret Spy, chocolate is used by the Germans as a tool to convey intelligence, which is extremely disguised. The French film "Dead Love Chocolate" is undoubtedly a tribute to Hitchcock's practice of breaking through the beautiful image of chocolate, chocolate drinks have some unnecessary ingredients. In the film "Chocolate War", the director simply used chocolate directly as an accomplice of the priests to persecute the students. As a result, the chocolate image, which has been given a wonderful symbolism, is immediately poured out, and this dump is complementary to the evil in the film as a whole. Evil makes the best things feel like murder weapons.

Nevertheless, in people's minds, chocolate may always be a symbol of romance and beauty, and even synonymous with high moral character. When "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" challenges the audience's vision with rich colors, we know that the child named Charlie became the continuation of the chocolate factory, and the reason why wonka, the owner of the original factory, chose him naturally need not be elaborated, making chocolate is not only a procedure, but also a pursuit of beauty, and this pursuit seems to be only the essence of goodness can do. The magical film tells us one of the most realistic and purest life standards.

Chocolate seems to have become not only a kind of food that emits a mellow fragrance and is delicate and wonderful after entering, nor is it just a symbol of love, but also a philosophy of human life. When Forrest Gump's mother told Forrest Gump that life is like chocolate, we may be more able to understand the meaning of the pursuit and what the good feelings are. The audiovisual art of film tells a beautiful story with the taste of chocolate, so that all audiences will feel a kind of warmth in their hearts, and perhaps every audience subconsciously longs for their own piece of chocolate, and then tastes or pursues!