[Beep]

 
                   
Maxie, it's Neil.
Don't forget the burgers, pal.

 
                   
Corner of Olive and 18th.
It'll be ready at 7:30.

 
                   
Yee-hah!

 
                   
[Beep beep beep]

 
                   
[Telephone rings]

 
                   
[Ring]

 
                   
[Beep]

 
                   
Hello. It's your mother.

  
                   
Don't forget tomorrow
we visit Janey.

  
                   
You'll pick me up
at the store at : .

  
                   
Hello?

  
                   
[Door closes]

  
                   
Hello?

  
                   
MAN: All right!

  
                   
[Music playing]

  
                   
Max!

  
                   
Ha ha ha!

  
                   
Max! Max is here!

  
                   
White Palace burgers!

  
                   
Hi. What are you drinking?

  
                   
Soda.

  
                   
It's a bachelor party.
I'm getting married.

  
                   
Oh! Oh!

  
                   
WOMAN: Hey, what about me?
I want one.

  
                   
Aah!

  
                   
Hey, Max, some of these boxes
are empty, man.

  
                   
What?

  
                   
Son of a bitch.
Look at this.

  
                   
I got three... four of them.

  
                   
How could they be empty?

  
                   
What's that? Five?

  
                   
I got six, six empty boxes.

  
                   
Shit. I should've
counted them. Sorry.

  
                   
Come on.
It's a -cent burger.

  
                   
I'm going back.
You want burgers or money?

  
                   
- Are you crazy?
- What's he talking about?

  
                   
What's the matter with you?
We're having a party!

  
                   
We've been crapped on, Neil.

  
                   
What is the trouble?

  
                   
The trouble is you don't
give a damn about principle.

  
                   
Are you kidding?
I'm a lawyer.

  
                   
MAN: Hey! Hey! Hey!

  
                   
- Excuse me.
- End of the line's over there.

  
                   
- I'm not buying anything.
- Get in line, Fred.

  
                   
Look inside the sack, please.

  
                   
When it's your turn.
$ . .

  
                   
I don't think
I need to get in line.

  
                   
I already was in line.

  
                   
I bought 50 burgers.
You only gave me 44

  
                   
so I don't think
I have to wait.

  
                   
- Is that so?
- That is so.

  
                   
Look. Six empties.
I want my money back.

  
                   
And how do I know you didn't
gobble up those burgers?

  
                   
Because I don't gobble
and I don't lie.

  
                   
You gave me six empty boxes.

  
                   
I bought 50 burgers.
You gave me .

  
                   
Do I get my money back
or go to the manager?

  
                   
Smell the boxes. Here.

  
                   
If there had been
White Palaces inside,

  
                   
the boxes would stink,
wouldn't they?

  
                   
Honey, my nose is so full
of White Palaces,

  
                   
I couldn't smell one
shoved in my face.

  
                   
Yo, buddy, I'd like
to get my hamburgers.

  
                   
Will you leave
Mr. Astaire alone?

  
                   
He's trying to report
a robbery here.

  
                   
Thank you.

  
                   
Next.

  
                   
Whoa!

  
                   
Are you Jewish?
I'm just guessing.

  
                   
Hey! It's Honest Abe!

  
                   
I got the money back, Neil.

  
                   
You'll need it for therapy.
You're a nutcase.

  
                   
Ladies and gentlemen,

  
                   
may I introduce...

  
                   
the future Mrs. Neil Horowitz?

  
                   
Yay!

  
                   
Ow!

  
                   
Damn. She is fat.

  
                   
She is always
going to be fat,

  
                   
but she's
a very sweet woman.

  
                   
Oh! Max, look.

  
                   
It's you.

  
                   
Hey, Max with the fiddle.
You were good, man.

  
                   
You were good.

  
                   
Max!

  
                   
It's the fiddler.

  
                   
Oh, Stravinsky.

  
                   
What's next?

  
                   
Who is that?

  
                   
Is that Margie Brown?

  
                   
NEIL: No. It's Janey.

  
                   
Look how young she is.

  
                   
When did you start going out
with her? Kindergarten?

  
                   
Something like that. Yeah.

  
                   
NEIL: She was beautiful.

  
                   
Klugman, what else you got
back there, huh?

  
                   
Larry.

  
                   
Come on. Come on!

   
                   
LARRY: It's stuck.
Give me a second.

   
                   
Could somebody flip
the light switch?

   
                   
NEIL: Max, have
another scotch, buddy.

   
                   
Let's see.
Who wants another one?

   
                   
You're turning into the crazy
old woman from Dickens,

   
                   
the one who sits around
in her wedding dress

   
                   
cherishing
her fucking grief.

   
                   
Havisham.

   
                   
Yeah. That's who
you're turning into.

   
                   
When's the last time
you had a date?

   
                   
What if I told you...

   
                   
I wasn't interested
in getting laid right now?

   
                   
Interest in getting laid
is the human condition,

   
                   
for Christ's sakes, Max.

   
                   
It's all around you.

   
                   
Heidi Solomon.

   
                   
Oh, please.

   
                   
She salivates
over you every day.

   
                   
Rita Fishman... she's gorgeous.

   
                   
She would sleep...

   
                   
If I choose
to be celibate,

   
                   
that's not your business.

   
                   
This isn't celibacy
we're talking about.

   
                   
It's fucking necrophilia.

   
                   
Good night, Neil.

   
                   
- Great party.
- Yeah. Thanks. Thanks, Max.

   
                   
You're feeling sorry
for yourself.

   
                   
Makes me want to puke!

   
                   
Blah-ha hah!

   
                   
Whoa ho!

   
                   
WOMAN: Ha ha ha!

   
                   
Ha ha ha!

   
                   
WOMAN: Wait a minute.

   
                   
Aah! Ha ha!

   
                   
MAN SINGING:
What would it take

   
                   
to make you mine?

   
                   
Ivory towers of wine

   
                   
A rugged movie star
that looks so fine?

   
                   
You know they're really
hard to find

   
                   
What would it take
to make you mine?

   
                   
I'd stay home all the time

   
                   
Give you everything that's mine

   
                   
Even though I'm paying on time

   
                   
What would it take

   
                   
To make

   
                   
You mine?

   
                   
MAX: Chivas and a splash.

   
                   
MAN SINGING:
...to make you mine?

   
                   
A condo in a sunny clime

   
                   
Compatible astrology signs

   
                   
Or sitting round gettin' high?

   
                   
What would it take
to make you mine?

   
                   
Champagne breakfast at :

   
                   
Pumped up all of the time

   
                   
Or simply just sayin' that I'd

   
                   
Like to make you mine

   
                   
All mine

   
                   
All mine?

   
                   
Some coincidence, huh?

   
                   
What?

   
                   
I'll give you a hint, Fred.

   
                   
I ain't exactly Ginger Rogers.

   
                   
Oh, no.

   
                   
Oh, no, huh?

   
                   
Yeah.

   
                   
Oh, no, what? Huh?

   
                   
I don't know.
Just oh, no.

   
                   
What are you doing
in a dump like this?

   
                   
You looking for trouble?

   
                   
I'm having a drink.

   
                   
Cigarette?

   
                   
No, thank you.

   
                   
I know, I know.
Smoking will kill me.

   
                   
That's right.

   
                   
Mmm. Well, come on.
Lecture me.

   
                   
I love it. Come on.

   
                   
I don't lecture.

   
                   
Fred, I bet
you lecture everybody.

   
                   
Yeah? Not tonight.

   
                   
Good. How about another drink?
Jimmy, vodka tonic and...

   
                   
- I don't want another drink.
- Scotch for my new friend here.

   
                   
- What's your name?
- I don't want another drink.

   
                   
Come on.
Let me buy you a drink.

   
                   
Let's pass a peace pipe.
Come on. Huh?

   
                   
I'm buying.

   
                   
- Thanks, Jimmy.
- No, no. I got...

   
                   
- I'm paying for it.
- I don't want you to.

   
                   
- I am buying you a drink.
- Here. For both of them.

   
                   
Please. All right. OK.

   
                   
Look at you.
You're so cute.

   
                   
You're all tensed up
like a ticklish little kid.

   
                   
Damn. You are beautiful.
Look at that face.

   
                   
Jimmy, is this
a beautiful face?

   
                   
Anybody ever tell you
you look like Tony Curtis?

   
                   
- All the time.
- Ha ha!

   
                   
Hmm...

   
                   
I had a wonderful dream.

   
                   
I was sorting your shells
and mixing your cocktails.

   
                   
When I woke up, I wanted to
swim right back to you.

   
                   
"Some Like It Hot."
Did you ever see it?

   
                   
- It's not a tough question.
- No, no.

   
                   
- Marilyn Monroe.
- Yeah, I saw that.

   
                   
God, she's something. Mmm.

   
                   
MAX: Yeah. She is.

   
                   
You swim?

   
                   
Do I swim?

   
                   
Yeah. You look like you swim.

   
                   
I mean, you're not
real muscular,

   
                   
but you're strong,
am I right?

   
                   
I think you're drunk.

   
                   
Yeah. If I get any drunker,
I'll fall all over you.

   
                   
So...

   
                   
What's with the monkey suit?
You a chauffeur?

   
                   
Oh, no.
I was at a bachelor party.

   
                   
Yours?

   
                   
No.

   
                   
Did you have a naked girl?

   
                   
MAX: A dozen of them.

   
                   
You got a wife?

   
                   
Uh-uh.

   
                   
No, I don't.

   
                   
You're not sure?

   
                   
I don't have a wife.

   
                   
But you did
have one, right?

   
                   
Yeah, that's r... yeah.
That's correct.

   
                   
She leave you?
Is that how come you're so sad?

   
                   
I'm not sad.

   
                   
You're feeling
sorry for yourself.

   
                   
Do you mind if we
change the subject?

   
                   
Hi, Tony.

   
                   
Hi, Fred.

   
                   
Come on.

   
                   
Tell me your name.

   
                   
Mine's Nora.

   
                   
Max.

   
                   
Oh, that's cute.

   
                   
What's your zip code? Hmm?

   
                   
What kind of soap does
your wife use?

   
                   
Maybe you should take
your hand off my thigh.

   
                   
My hand's not on your thigh.

   
                   
Night.

   
                   
Sorry about your lady
dumping you.

   
                   
- She didn't exactly dump me.
- What did she do, then?

   
                   
She died.

   
                   
Died?

   
                   
You mean died?

   
                   
Yeah.

   
                   
That's a new one.

   
                   
How did she do that?

   
                   
Car turned over.

   
                   
Ha ha ha!

   
                   
Oh, I'm s...

   
                   
I'm sorry. I just...
I can't help it.

   
                   
That's all right.

   
                   
I don't know
why I'm laughing.

   
                   
Your wife died.

   
                   
Maybe nobody ever
died on you before.

   
                   
No. Charlie died.

   
                   
Charlie? What?
Is that your doggie?

   
                   
No.

   
                   
Charlie... my kid.

   
                   
Your kid?

   
                   
I know, I know. I know.

   
                   
How'd he die?

   
                   
Leukemia.

   
                   
What can you do?

   
                   
The world spins around.

   
                   
I'm sorry.

   
                   
It's over...

   
                   
right?

   
                   
Right.

   
                   
Good night.

   
                   
MAN SINGING:
This good-hearted woman

   
                   
She loves her good-timin' man

   
                   
Drive me home.
I'll fix you a cup of coffee.

   
                   
Actually, I missed the bus.

   
                   
I don't live too far from here.

   
                   
Come on. You don't
want me to take a taxi.

   
                   
- Don't smoke in the car, OK?
- Deal.

   
                   
Put your seat belt on.

   
                   
It's all right. Hold on.

   
                   
You're a cautious little doggie.

   
                   
[Operatic aria playing]

   
                   
What's that?

   
                   
That is the most beautiful music
in the world.

   
                   
You got any Oak Ridge Boys?

   
                   
No. I'm afraid not.

   
                   
What are you?
Are you Italian or something?

   
                   
I'm Jewish.

   
                   
Jewish?

   
                   
Ha!

   
                   
Interesting people... Jews.

   
                   
I was Catholic myself once,
but confession made me jumpy.

   
                   
Ha!

   
                   
I tried them all, but I never
did try to find Moses.

   
                   
Tell you the truth,
I don't know very many Jews.

   
                   
This guy tried to shove
Brigham Young on my ass once.

   
                   
Go left at Clayton.

   
                   
That's... well,
that's Dogtown.

   
                   
That's what they call it.
Go left here.

   
                   
Turn... turn left!

   
                   
[Horn honks]

   
                   
- You're drunk.
- I'm all right.

   
                   
No. You're drunk.

   
                   
- OK. Turn again.
- Where?

   
                   
Right here!

   
                   
[Tires screech]

   
                   
God!

   
                   
Ha ha ha!

   
                   
I love him.

   
                   
That's a drunk
driving the drunk.

   
                   
[Key-alert chimes]

   
                   
I just can't...

   
                   
ha ha ha!

   
                   
Ha ha ha!

   
                   
Ha ha ha!

   
                   
Come on, beautiful.

   
                   
Let me fix you some coffee.

   
                   
You're too drunk to drive.

   
                   
- I'm all right.
- No. Come on.

   
                   
Come on.

   
                   
Ha ha ha! Ohhh.

   
                   
Don't slip on the Astroturf.

   
                   
Ha ha ha!

   
                   
NORA: Make yourself at home.

   
                   
[Glass breaks]

   
                   
MAX: What exactly is there
between you and Marilyn Monroe?

   
                   
NORA: Oh, she's just
so fucked up and glamorous...

   
                   
and losing and fighting
all the time, you know?

   
                   
I seen all her movies
at least five times,

   
                   
and also my name is Nora Baker,

   
                   
and her real name
is Norma Jean Baker.

   
                   
Get it?

   
                   
How about that coffee?

   
                   
How about it?

   
                   
Could have sworn I had me
a full can of Maxwell House.

   
                   
There's no coffee?

   
                   
Why don't I fix you
a drink instead?

   
                   
MAX: A drink?

   
                   
No. I'm trying to get my ass
home in one piece.

   
                   
If you can't drive,
you might as well drink, right?

   
                   
How can you be out of coffee?

   
                   
This couch opens up into a bed.

   
                   
- I'm not staying here.
- I'll wake you up early.

   
                   
No. I'm not going to sleep here.

   
                   
What do you want to do?

   
                   
You want to call a taxi
and come back in the morning?

   
                   
Do you have a bathroom?

   
                   
Hi.

   
                   
I don't feel very well.

   
                   
I think I might just
lie down for a moment.

   
                   
Poor baby.

   
                   
Janey.

   
                   
You're so beautiful.

   
                   
More?

   
                   
Yes.

   
                   
Say please.

   
                   
Please.

   
                   
[Buzzing]

   
                   
NORA: Find anything interesting?

   
                   
I hope you had a good time.

   
                   
You needed it.

   
                   
Will I see you again?

   
                   
No.

   
                   
NORA: For a minute there,
I really did think...

   
                   
you were just going
to up and surprise me.

   
                   
[Beep]

   
                   
Hello, Max.
This is your mother.

   
                   
[Tape fast forwards]

   
                   
[Beep]

   
                   
NEIL: Hey, partner,
sorry about the lecture.

   
                   
I was way out of line.
Where the hell are you?

   
                   
You didn't jump
off a bridge, did you?

   
                   
Call me. I promise not to
make you screw anybody.

   
                   
MAX: Ha ha ha!

   
                   
[Beep]

   
                   
Hello, Max.
It's Heidi Solomon.

   
                   
I'm taking a chance here,
but, uh...

   
                   
I've got an extra ticket
to the symphony tonight.

   
                   
It's all Schumann,

   
                   
and I'd love for you
to join me if you're free.

   
      

一個(gè)不相信愛(ài)情的人，看完這部電影有什么感覺(jué)呢？電影畢竟只是電影。我是這么想的?？峙陆^大多數(shù)人也這么想。可我又不禁懷疑，這世界上或許真的有那么一種感情呢，在世俗的理解之外存在。

    我應(yīng)該這么相信的，不能吃不到葡萄說(shuō)葡萄酸。就像人們對(duì)電影的評(píng)價(jià)一樣，他們認(rèn)為其最終落入俗套。

    如果你每次看到愛(ài)情這個(gè)字眼，都想起了一個(gè)人，那么你是愛(ài)他的，至少曾經(jīng)愛(ài)過(guò)。只是我們大多數(shù)人沒(méi)有那么幸運(yùn)，遇不到太過(guò)美好的結(jié)局。所以電影要幫我們圓夢(mèng)，如果，詹姆斯最后沒(méi)有和蘇珊在一起，那么，是世俗的勝利，如果在一起了，也許是愛(ài)情的勝利，但過(guò)多的，我以為是身體的，這是一場(chǎng)形而下的愛(ài)情，但人，畢竟首先是動(dòng)物性的，也許，這種趨向于本能的愛(ài)情，會(huì)比那些所謂的精神戀愛(ài)來(lái)得持久，因?yàn)樯眢w是最忠誠(chéng)的，不易改變的。

    這也許是愛(ài)情最初的宗旨和緣起。

    
    只有那特定的人才能打開(kāi)身體的密碼，解開(kāi)一道一道的心結(jié)，只有他，讓靈與肉完美地契合，這當(dāng)然是愛(ài)情的最高境界。

    故事很簡(jiǎn)單，他們?cè)诰瓢上嘤?，是她勾引了他，他們產(chǎn)生了一絲絲的惺惺相惜，然后醉了，于是一夜情。生活中很常見(jiàn)的情景，只不過(guò)往往一夜發(fā)生，隔日那情，便蒸發(fā)在了白晃晃的日光之下，不復(fù)記起，也或許是彼此都沒(méi)有解開(kāi)對(duì)方身體的密碼，于是永遠(yuǎn)別過(guò)。

    他們打開(kāi)了一條秘密的通道，洞悉了彼此的身體。

    這是一種多么美妙的感覺(jué)。

     
    我們往往想窺到世俗的另一面，因?yàn)槲覀兛偸菬o(wú)法超越。無(wú)法超越的原因其實(shí)不是其他，而是我們自己。

    就像詹姆斯最后找到蘇珊所說(shuō)，他所不能面對(duì)的，只是他自己，而令他難堪的，也只是他自己而已。世俗的眼光只有自己認(rèn)同了才能發(fā)生作用。

    但在這一點(diǎn)上，我承認(rèn)我們大多數(shù)人都無(wú)法超越，這既是這部電影的超越處，也是其不現(xiàn)實(shí)之處，因?yàn)槠鋸哪撤N意義上，違背了人性。矛盾的人性。所以現(xiàn)實(shí)故事中更多憂傷，因?yàn)椴粔驔Q絕，太多顧念，反而得不償失。

     而一意孤行的故事，又有幾多美好，幾多不幸呢？他們最后，又將過(guò)上什么樣的生活呢？故事都有個(gè)結(jié)局，而生活沒(méi)有。

    冷暖自知，一切，都得靠自己經(jīng)營(yíng)了。

他的謊言為了略掉生活中那些輕飄飄的東西，她的謊言是為了掠過(guò)沉重。
但是之所以感覺(jué)到那輕與重，并不是因?yàn)槟闵碓谄渲?，而是因?yàn)槟鞘悄阆霐[脫卻擺脫不了的，也許是還未意識(shí)到，也許是從未想過(guò)你本來(lái)可以甩手離開(kāi)。

在Max和Sarah，你或我身上，或多或少都有這么一些包袱和煙塵，這些并非無(wú)因的事物、感情和所有人、事與記憶的關(guān)系，讓人有時(shí)難以去區(qū)分，我們所擁有和追求的是真實(shí)還是浮夸，在我們心里不安躁動(dòng)的是妄想還是真正的渴望。青年時(shí)代的問(wèn)題似乎你已不再試圖去回答，它們變作憂思愁緒總是一閃而過(guò)。幸好人制訂了一套社會(huì)規(guī)則，路很寬，人很安全也有自由，你可以選擇置身其中，忙于工作，交際，為自己在社會(huì)里安頓一個(gè)角色，忙于忘卻。
不是不好。只是有天，有些東西改變了，然后問(wèn)題一股腦地出現(xiàn)。不過(guò)隨著時(shí)間慢慢過(guò)去，你下自己的大富翁旗，該你前進(jìn)的時(shí)候你丟色子，該做什么做什么。你略帶驚喜的發(fā)現(xiàn)，你已經(jīng)成長(zhǎng)，你更堅(jiān)強(qiáng)更健壯你面對(duì)了改變。換個(gè)說(shuō)法，你體面地挺過(guò)來(lái)了，再換句話說(shuō)，你已經(jīng)慢慢習(xí)慣，繼而發(fā)現(xiàn)生活中讓你快樂(lè)的事兒可真不少。憂愁和快樂(lè)都不太能長(zhǎng)久，你有點(diǎn)害怕獨(dú)處，說(shuō)不上在乎些什么，隱隱約約的覺(jué)得自己丟失了什么東西。

他在買漢堡的時(shí)候跟一個(gè)女人吵架，這個(gè)女人不再年輕，但還是漂亮。她在酒吧挑逗他，他開(kāi)車送她回家因?yàn)樽砹俗卜怂亦]筒，在夢(mèng)中好像看見(jiàn)自己的亡妻，他還是和她上床了。他發(fā)現(xiàn)和她在一起時(shí)，靈魂輕盈自由。而她在愛(ài)中的懷疑和期待，讓她覺(jué)得好像自己并非什么都不在乎，就像個(gè)還不太會(huì)戀愛(ài)的小姑娘，憂患這段并不穩(wěn)定的關(guān)系。
他們?cè)谝黄鸨舜硕伎鞓?lè)真實(shí)，愛(ài)可以創(chuàng)造一個(gè)小世界。唯一的問(wèn)題就是Max讓這個(gè)世界和他一直存在的那個(gè)保持著距離。但是他擁有了這個(gè)世界，他獲得了沒(méi)有牽絆僅僅是快樂(lè)的自由，這必然會(huì)影響到他自身和他原有的身份，連上司也問(wèn)他，你這個(gè)螺絲釘怎么最近老是松。

感恩節(jié)那天，Max帶她出現(xiàn)在家人朋友面前，她穿了白色的毛衣和A字裙做了頭發(fā)，但是還是焦慮，因?yàn)樗徽J(rèn)為Max的家人朋友會(huì)真正接納她。她的焦慮和不自信讓她難以支撐下去，盡管只是一些蛛絲馬跡，但是她終于還是在衛(wèi)生間談話中對(duì)處在Max圈子的一個(gè)女人dirty teasing起來(lái)。餐桌前，她也不能讓自己只是笑著，她要說(shuō)話，表明身份階級(jí)，然后搞砸這些自相矛盾得以釋放內(nèi)心的焦躁。

這段關(guān)系最后結(jié)束了。他在她的沙發(fā)上看見(jiàn)一封信，最后一句說(shuō)，no matter what you say you felt about me, I know one thing for sure, you can’t look into my eyes and tell me that I don’t embarrassed you.
生活好像回歸正途，他又回到溫暖大家庭，直到他在朋友家做客，那個(gè)朋友傾慕他很久，也許這一次他不會(huì)拒絕。直到他看到那個(gè)袖珍吸塵器，他也買過(guò)一個(gè)給Sarah，被Sarah臭罵一頓，說(shuō)他嫌她不整潔。他著魔一樣走到那個(gè)掛在墻壁上的吸塵器，卸下吸塵箱，大叫著，這里面壓根沒(méi)土??！這里面壓根沒(méi)塵?。。?br>
他最后拎著他全部家當(dāng)去找她。她在一家餐廳當(dāng)服務(wù)員。他說(shuō)他只想要她，他把其他的都一甩手扔了，他裝模作樣的點(diǎn)餐，點(diǎn)她想聽(tīng)的那個(gè)樂(lè)隊(duì)，這時(shí)她才能確定的說(shuō)出來(lái)， Honey, I got everything you need.

整件事就是這樣的。Max的美麗年輕的亡妻的角色更像是一針麻醉劑，她的存在就像一個(gè)安樂(lè)窩、一個(gè)溫柔鄉(xiāng)，他可以不去想，做一個(gè)應(yīng)該成為的人。聽(tīng)些高雅的音樂(lè)當(dāng)然也要閱讀。為了她和家，他的忙碌是有意義的，他可以在日復(fù)一日的生活里得到勇氣和意義就像一個(gè)為了公主拼了命的將領(lǐng)。但是一旦人走了，要面對(duì)的事情就是自己怎么辦？
可能愛(ài)情還不僅僅是這樣的吧。不自由愛(ài)不成立，不自由人不完滿。

他愛(ài)她的時(shí)候眼神純真的像個(gè)未經(jīng)世事的少年，而她笑著像對(duì)未來(lái)充滿了信心。在愛(ài)里得到的勇氣，可以充盈整個(gè)人生。


梭羅這樣定義自己：“從事物的現(xiàn)狀中得到鼓勵(lì)，得到靈感，像情人一樣熱烈地真愛(ài)現(xiàn)實(shí)。”這是梭羅的現(xiàn)實(shí)，那Max或者Sarah的呢？我們的呢？

我也希望有一天，我可以自信滿滿對(duì)愛(ài)的人說(shuō)，Honey, I got everything you need.

一直覺(jué)得James Spader是個(gè)非常優(yōu)雅的男演員。無(wú)論是演放蕩不羈的青年，情竇初開(kāi)的小生，還是刑警干探、職業(yè)律師……他都從骨子里透出一股子學(xué)院氣。

這部電影的內(nèi)容很簡(jiǎn)單：姐弟戀。

“我快要44歲了?！盢ora說(shuō)。
“我今年27歲?！盡ax回答，一臉的輕松。
下一秒鐘，兩個(gè)人便抱成一團(tuán)。

別被海報(bào)騙了，其實(shí)這片子純情的很。清純正經(jīng)的小青年，遇上了特立獨(dú)行的壞姐姐，然后相親相愛(ài)。
即使年齡不同，階級(jí)不同又如何呢？結(jié)局，兩個(gè)相愛(ài)的人還是終成眷屬。

對(duì)于愛(ài)情片，我不是喜歡看情節(jié)特別復(fù)雜的。所以這部《White Palace》拍得剛剛好，從頭到尾都是兩個(gè)人的故事。
對(duì)年齡的擔(dān)憂，對(duì)雙方家庭背景懸殊的恐懼——雖然女主角時(shí)刻被這些小問(wèn)題困擾，但最后，她還是相信了愛(ài)情。

我最喜歡他倆結(jié)識(shí)時(shí)，Max酒后駕駛撞翻Nora家郵箱的那一幕。她看著他的窘相笑得像個(gè)孩子，而他倒在草地上差點(diǎn)不省人事。
我還喜歡Max次日晚上再去漢堡店門口等Nora。她與同伴從店里嘻嘻哈哈地跑出來(lái)，恍若十幾歲的小姑娘。而他坐在車窗里笑看，仿佛又變成了初涉愛(ài)戀的青澀少年。

愛(ài)情就是愛(ài)情，與他人無(wú)關(guān)，與年齡無(wú)關(guān)，與階級(jí)無(wú)關(guān)。
即使這話聽(tīng)起來(lái)很俗氣，但我們誰(shuí)不都希望這樣的愛(ài)情，可以琴瑟和諧地久天長(zhǎng)嗎？