Foreign Film Review: 'Letters to Juliet'

In this complex world, as more and more love becomes as fast as it is cheap, we are never sure how long one can love, but we can be sure that unrequited love is still the most beautiful love of all. Letters to Juliet", fifty year old Claire obsessed with such an unrequited love, which spans half a century of departed love after all family and happy last lovers as in twists and turns and relief and sadness from the turn, in many cases but because of regret with love for good.
The exotic classical painting of love with Colbie Cailla's "You have my tender touch" plays as a debauched prelude to this thing, for which the first film, complete with sound painting, has its fine core cue, and then the film also offers some beautiful songs, film music which today again shows its regular, better features, sometimes we tell on the achievement of film music or music achievement of film, "A Letter from Juliet" fully demonstrates the water-soluble composite film of the picture.
In Amanda Seyfried's opinion, the romance is particularly interested in the similarities and perhaps it should be said that her fans love to see her in this film, so from "Mamma Mia", "Letter of Farewell" to "Letter to Juliet ", "Amanda" is a romance without the beautiful scenery, the beautiful music and the sweet love won. However, for me, the letter to Juliet struck me not as Amanda's love, but as a half-century span of Claire's heart. Although Claire was looking for clues to the origins of her former lover Sophie (Amanda) who was loving and serving me, but that red sunset style like old love grows long and tastes better than alcohol, so unknowingly my heart was overwhelmed by the tendency caused when Claire missed fifty years of the arrival of the 'white horse, the happy old prince, half a century of a seed poured out after a surprise in savings with sadness, that moment enchanted me instantly. In any case, it was a brave and loving act, to fulfil a wish at the end of life, to tell the world at sunset that I had loved deeply, is undoubtedly a beauty.
The emotional reality between Sophie, Victor and Charly is just a matter of emotions, between man and woman, empathy is disturbing, but it may not be worth promoting in a real world where people feel more and more complex and their needs more and more diverse, so the word "loyalty" in the face of feelings that do not have a moral force, but only to submit to fate and causes and emotions of death. But the beauty of cinema is that, through the filmmaker's skillful romantic technique, it allows all this dreamy, selfless film to develop in all its glory, where fantasy dreams lie.
Perhaps everyone has a heart of the opposite sex that cannot be forgotten, perhaps the first love may be etched in the bones, the object of a former fondness, perhaps the corner of this street, the laughter of this innocent girl, perhaps a mature man and a gentle looking crowd, he or she may be. There is always that moment in life, to remember a person for a certain reason, then there is a plausible ambiguous feelings lingering in the heart, maybe not love, maybe not romance, just in the midnight hours, inadvertently read that warmth. Letters to Juliet" has been in Clare's heart for some fifty years, but it is a feeling that is only stronger when she has accompanied another man through his life and fulfilled her responsibilities, and she is finally entitled to look back and regain the beauty of the past. Beautiful Italy, ancient vineyards, rich and exotic, offers endless scope for imagination, all the romantic films with a journey of love to weave a fairytale love, although seeing the beginning can guess the ending, but the romantic plot delicate, to ensure that the film style fresh love of the film, although many, but the real.
People are willing to seek everlasting love, forever loving joy and bitterness, joy respectively hate, often leaving the authorities stuck, but where is the real life love that isn't perfect when it comes to spanning the lost world, nothing more than some little chore full of romance? So, like Clare's love across half a century, but with some flaws and double beauty, so that the older Clare creates more waves of emotion in A Letter to Juliet than the beautiful young Sophie, it is not the power of love obliterated by age.