In the American drama "Bankrupt Sisters", caroline, who is in the middle of the family road, has always been fond of the plot in romantic love movies. Max and her boyfriend met at the airport, and Caroline first waved eagerly, saying, "I'm sorry, I'm not sure I'll ever have my own airport moment in my lifetime." ”
When the boyfriend is ready to confess to Caroline at the restaurant, Max dissuades him. "If you can arrange a downpour on Valentine's Day, or chase her all the way to the airport in the rain, and the two of them appear on the roof of the Empire State Building, it's the best."
If you're like Caroline, you're full of romantic movies. Then it's time for you to watch this "Like a Sunny Day, Like a Rainy Day."
posters
"like sunday, like rain", Chinese translated as "Like a Sunny Day, Like a Rainy Day". The whole film from the beginning of the title, it has laid a literary romantic and sad atmosphere.
With soft music, the film shot begins in the male protagonist's room. Spacious rooms, neat bookcases, stylish interiors... The door opened softly, and the maid woke up the 12-year-old male protagonist Reggie and kissed him lightly on the forehead.
As soon as the camera turns, under the same mirror, we see clothes thrown randomly on the ground, a small double bed next to the window. After being woken up by an alarm clock, the heroine Eleanor first opens the door to see if her boyfriend, who has not returned all night, is sleeping in the hallway.
The maid picked the blueberries from the reggie bowl, and the driver took him to school to start the day. At the same time, Eleanor called his friend to find his boyfriend fruitlessly, and finally made up his mind to leave, and lost his job in the restaurant because of his boyfriend's trouble.
Such two people, if there is no accident, probably will not intersect. But the 12-year-old boy's nanny suddenly left, and his mother thought he needed a new babysitter. And the down-and-out girl who has just lost her job is homeless. By chance, the two parallel lines are no longer parallel.
Reggie describes herself as "quick-witted, outgoing, kind, clear-thinking, and handsome," and that's true. At the age of four, he showed great mathematical talent, but also inherited his father's musical talent, playing a great cello. Reggie's self-composed "Like Sunday, Like Rain" appears several times in the film.
The first official appearance of the song is also the moment when the two meet for the first time. Eleanor, who had just finished his interview, was sent to pick up Reggie and go home from school and promised to take him home in the car instead of walking. When Eleanor arrived at the classroom, Reggie's music rehearsal had not yet ended. The cello and violin play in concert with each other, beautiful and sad.
Eleanor didn't convince Reggie to take the ride home. The two walked through the streets one after the other, through the park. At the park, Eleanor caught up with Reggie for a formal self-introduction.
"It's a pleasure to meet you."
"Me too."
The two then walked side by side.
The second time, Eleanor followed the sound of the piano and followed the dark corridor to a corner of the mansion he had never been to before. Push the door in and the view becomes brighter. In the middle of a huge pool without water, teenagers sit on chairs. The soothing sound of the piano suddenly stopped, and Eleanor suddenly felt regret. Reggie felt that the pull was not good enough, and there has been a lack of inspiration lately.
At the end of the song, Reggie's final performance was a complete success, ushering in the summer vacation. He then shelved the cello. Reggie once thought that art was dead, and in order to avoid being lonely, she would not dream of it in the future. Suddenly, like many young people, he stopped liking this "old and old" music.
The long summer vacation gave the two time to spend together. Watch movies together, go for a walk in the park together, go to a painting exhibition together, sneak out the unpalatable dinner made by the maid together, and sneak out to enjoy Chinese food full of MSG.
Eleanor's father is critically ill, and Reggie offers to accompany her home. Unable to visit his critically ill father's mother and stepfather because of his underspensive insurance, the messy and cramped room disappointed Eleanor and went to the hotel.
After some conversation at the hotel, Reggie learns that Eleanor was also a musician, who was invited to the Juilliard School of Music, but gave up because of high tuition fees, and eventually sold his Cole tube for financial reasons.
It was also at this time that Eleanor learned the name of Reggie's song, "Like Sunday, Like Rain."
"It's beautiful."
"I'm going to write a Coone pipe piece later."
The third official appearance of the song is the end of the film. At that time, Eleanor was no longer Reggie's nanny and returned to his hometown. When she came home one day she received a package at the door, a Cole tube. It was packed in a box and tied with ribbons. Just like when her father sent her when she graduated from high school.
Sitting in the familiar pool, Reggie finally pulled up the cello again. Time and space intersect, and the cello and the Cole tube are intertwined to complete a beautiful and regrettable piece of music.
Some people say that this is a literary and artistic film cloaked in the cloak of "the domineering president falls in love with me". In a way, sort of. But is reggie in love with Eleanor? Probably not. I prefer to see it as the mutual redemption of two lonely souls.
"Promise me you'll return to your music."
"If you can, I will."
"One word is enough."
Before leaving, Reggie said to Eleanor, "It's hard to believe that I've only been with you for a few months and it feels like I've known you for the rest of my life." ”
Two lonely souls, meeting at a certain moment, rediscovering themselves, reacquainting themselves, starting over.
Did Eleanor go to Edward? Or did you pick up the music again? Did Reggie learn to swim? Do they still have contact?
We don't know. Maybe regret is always more beautiful.