Kayla Cole sat in her chair, a little subtle and intricate, and it was hard for her to describe the feeling, on the one hand, the anxiety, the waiting time for the film to start is always so long; On the one hand, I look forward to seeing how Hugo's new work will be launched after "Vulgar" in less than three months; On the other hand, I am curious, why would Hugo call such a work boring?

The cinema lights dimmed, the big screen slowly lit up, and then the picture appeared.

From the gentle to the passionate sound of the violin, the train moves fast on the tracks, the wonderful scenery of the Austrian countryside recedes quickly outside the window, and the sight of green green and red tiles in the bright sunlight is breathtaking.

Such a picture slowly calmed Kayla's beating heart, and the beauty of travel always had such a function, so that all a person's anxiety and all his worries were temporarily calmed. Kayla couldn't help but adjust her sitting position, as if she were sitting on this train through the red tiles of Europe hitting the wall.

The silence on the train is broken by an argument between a middle-aged couple, and the noisy German gets louder and louder, turning the calm in the carriage into a swamp, and even Kayla can't help frowning, let alone the other passengers who are actually sitting on the train in the movie?

Everyone seemed to be disturbed, and everyone couldn't help but cast their eyes on the couple. A woman sitting across the aisle from the couple was reading a book, hesitated, frowned, picked up her bag and turned to leave. The woman sat down in an empty seat, and across the aisle sat a young man, who was also reading, but was disturbed by the voice of the couple, and the eyes of the two men intersected for a moment, but the man was slightly restrained, and somewhat hastily avoided his gaze.

Kayla found it funny—not because of the plot, but because the woman was Charlize and the man was Hugo. Charlize wore a simple dress, her long blond hair languidly and casually draped over her shoulders, and her delicate facial features had a fatal attraction in the sunlight. Hugo, on the other hand, has medium-long dark blonde hair, a handsome look in his delicate eyebrows and eyes, and hides a pair of ruddy soft lips in the messy stubble of his chin, which makes people want to kiss him.

Just by appearing, Kayla's attention was grabbed.

At this time, the quarrel of the middle-aged couple escalated, and while they were arguing fiercely, they walked over, and the man and woman looked up at the couple at the same time, watching them leave the carriage, and when they turned back, their eyes collided. The man pursed his lips, a little shy and a little cautious, asked, "What are they arguing about?" ”

But the woman didn't react, and couldn't help but lean forward to hear more clearly, and the man said in a bit of a panic, "Uh, do you speak English?" ”

"Yes." The woman spoke, her voice a little hoarse, a kind of lazy sex. "Sorry, I don't speak German." The man withdrew his gaze with a look of regret, then looked out the window in embarrassment, and the scene fell silent for a moment.

Kayla was a little surprised by this beginning, although Hugo had just used the word "boring" to describe the film, she did not expect it to be such a beginning. It's bland, there's no suspense, there's nothing special, but it's a bit like a "vulgar" opening, starting with a dialogue, Quentin-esque chatterbox.

But what really surprised Kayla was that just a sentence of dialogue, she could feel the kind of traction between Hugo and Charlize, the kind of touch and avoidance in the eyes of the two people, which actually made people a little itchy and curious about what would happen next in the story.

Is this really a boring movie?

I thought that the communication between men and women would stop abruptly, but I didn't expect that the woman just paused, and then took the initiative to say, "Have you ever heard of such a statement? When couples reach a certain age, they lose the ability to listen to each other. ”

This sentence came out, and he looked at the stunned expression on the man's face and said, "No." Many viewers in the cinema actually chuckled, obviously the woman's words attracted the attention of many people.

The smile on the corner of the woman's mouth was also outlined, "It is said that men lose the ability to listen to high notes, and women lose the ability to listen to low notes, so that they are completely unable to understand each other." ”

The smile rose slightly on the man's face, with a little shyness and a little excitement, "I think the law of nature is to let husbands and wives grow old together, not let them kill each other." The man looked up at the woman and asked, "What are you reading?" ”

The woman showed him the cover of the book, and it was Georges Bataille. Bataille's 1937 book Madame Adwarda. Edwarda)", as one of the most famous rebels in French history, made him "infamous" for the "story of the eyeball" (l'histoire. de。 l'oeil)" is considered to be colored to this day. Feeling. Cruel. The most important work in the history of romance literature.

"What about you?" The woman asked rhetorically.

Seeing that the woman was reading a book with such depth, the man couldn't help but hesitate, but still showed the cover of the book in his hand, from the German director and actor Klaus Kinsky. kinski), which is his autobiography, "All I need is love (all. i。 need。 is。 love)", the book details his work in sex. In terms of feats, he is crazy and binary. Zealot.

This made the man smile shy but calm, and the woman smiled knowingly and lowered her head.

Kayla is an indie film lover, so she naturally knows what this kind of detail means, and the looks on Hugo and Charlize also reveal the details, although Kayla has not read these two books at all, but at this point she has some interest.

At this point, the German couple came back again, still arguing loudly, and the man plucked up the courage to invite the woman to the dining car for a chat, and the woman nodded yes.

Then, the conversation between the two unfolded like all strangers meeting for the first time. The woman had been in Los Angeles and London, so her English was so good, and she had just returned from visiting her grandmother in Budapest and was going back to Paris; The man turned out to be an American, he originally went to Madrid to visit friends, but the plan was unexpected, so he began to go around in circles in Europe, and he is now going to Vienna to take the plane back to the United States tomorrow.

The communication between the two people was very relaxed and pleasant, which not only made the two people chuckle, but also caused laughter from the moviegoers. When Kayla heard the man laughing at himself for being uneducated, she burst into laughter, originally she was worried that her laughter would prevent others from watching the movie, but then she realized that she was not alone; Later, the man talked about the idea of a reality TV show that would document people's daily lives 24 hours a day, which sparked a stir in the movie theater, and brief words like "boring" or "I want to watch" suddenly stirred up and then calmed down.

At this moment, the waiter came over and handed the menu, interrupting the conversation between the two men, causing both of them to focus on the menu, and the man said, "You know what it's called?" This is called non-directiveness. Service is just my observation of Europe. He was referring to the waiter who didn't introduce the menu.

Inspired by the man's words, the woman said earnestly, "My parents never talked about the possibility of me falling in love, getting married, having children, and even when I was a little girl, they made me think about my future career. The woman spoke, and those eyes also sparkled with light, making her look so different, "You know, like interior design, lawyers, and whatever." I said to my dad that I wanted to be a writer, and he said journalists. I said I wanted to find a shelter for stray cats, he said veterinarian. I said I wanted to be an actor, he said TV news anchor. He constantly turned my ambitions into ...... Actual money-making careers. ”

In fact, this is the parent's guided control, which corresponds to the man's words just now.

The man seemed to feel the same way, and he leaned lazily against the window and said, "I was able to see lies when I was a child. When my parents lied, I always saw through it right away. In high school, I always heard people say what they were going to do in the future and didn't actually do it. Nobody cares about that. I just don't like people imposing ideas on me. ”

"Do you understand?" But women have a different idea, "If your parents are never completely against you in anything, and they are friendly and supportive, it will be difficult for you to complain about anything publicly, even if they are wrong, it's a passive attack, you know what I mean?" The woman gritted her teeth a little when she said this, "I hate it." But when she said that, she laughed as well when she heard the man's chuckle, "I do hate it." ”

"You know, there's another ...... besides this," the man's memories began to go back in time as well, "I remember the magical times of my childhood. I remember the first time my mother sued me for her death, my grandmother died, and our family went to Florida to see them. I was about three to three and a half years old, and anyway, I was playing in the backyard and my sister had just taught me to use the garden watering pipe, and the water sprayed into the sun and a rainbow appeared. At this time, through the mist I saw my grandmother, who was sitting there and smiling at me. I took the hose and looked at it for a long time...... I looked at her and finally let go of the pipe, you know, and put the hose down and she was gone. I ran back to my parents, and they sat me down and told me a bunch of great truths, what when people die, you can't see them again, what is my fantasy. But I know I do. I'm glad I saw scenes that I had never seen before, but I don't know if it was these events that made me feel that everything was ambiguous, even death. ”

The whole audience, including Kayla, listened to the man's words and fell silent, and the story not only sketched their sad memories and gave them a different perspective on the children, but also made people realize: why do adults habitually deny the feelings of children?

The whole movie theater fell silent, just a conversation—a very simple and boring conversation, but it evoked thoughts in everyone's mind, and perhaps it was because of the simplicity and simplicity of the picture that it made people's attention more focused and their thoughts were churning.

But the time of joy is always short-lived, and when the audience reacts, the train has actually arrived in Vienna, and the man is leaving, at this moment, the whole cinema resounded with a low voice of disappointment, although it was less than a quarter of an hour, although it was only a simple conversation, but everyone felt the spark between the man and the woman, but when they realized that the two people were going to separate, their regret was not inferior to that of the parties, which filled the cinema with a thick regret.

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