Many times we have to give up love - <Roman Holiday>

Everyone has his own view of love. Some people believe in love at first sight, while others don't. This is a film about 24-hour romantic love. The time of meeting and falling in love is so short.

The first is the leading actor, who is an American newspaper reporter, struggling for life and freedom. When Princess Anne visited Rome, the ancient capital, she escaped from the embassy because of cumbersome official business and red tape.

The hero happened to meet Princess Anne who was living on the street and then picked her up. It was his kindness that prompted him to do so. However, this kindness became a purposeful approach after knowing his princess's identity. I doubt him because he was still planning to get photos with his companions one second before the big dance flight. How did he get a deep kiss by the river after the big flight? In this respect, I can't find out the psychological changes of the hero even in details. Let's talk about Princess Anne, the heroine, who is the heir to the British throne and has everything except freedom. It can be seen that the hero brings her many surprises, including the freedom she yearns for. Then why can't we think so? She loves the freedom brought by the hero rather than the hero. It is conceivable that if it was another gentle man who picked her up, would she also fall in love with him?

After the hero discovered Princess Anne's identity, after careful arrangement by the hero, they decided to spend a "Roman holiday". The real Roman holiday, don't pay too much attention to the logical problems, they lingered in the street cafes in Rome, motorcycles rampaged on the road, the police station responded to the random situation, the real mouth was full of fun, and Rome left a happy ending at that time.

But the princess has her own noble status, so she always has to return to her own place. Only the last scene in the whole play is sad. What a tragedy it is for two people who love each other to be separated because of their different identities.

The essence of life is pain, and happiness is our pursuit. What we don't have is a form of happiness. Therefore, I can understand what the storyteller wants to say. I like the ending of this film because it is rational, and the greatest skill of love is to get people's heads in love.