What are the film reviews and in-depth analysis of The Smell of Women?

The Taste of Women was published on199265438+February 23rd. This film mainly tells the story of Charlie (Chris? O 'Donnell, as a high school student, accidentally bumped into a friend's prank, so he was faced with a difficult multiple-choice question set by the principal-either confess the mastermind of the prank or be ordered to drop out of school. Charlie didn't want to betray his friends, but he didn't want to give up the admission to the Ivy League University in the United States, so Charlie was very upset. And Steven (al? Pacino) is a retired officer. Because of accidental blindness, his life suddenly fell from glory to the bottom. Similar experiences made their fates intersect, and then they gradually opened their hearts. Charlie insisted on the supremacy of principle, which made Steven regain the meaning of life, and Steven's speech and his brilliant personality charm also made Charlie make the right choice.

A person's vision often changes with the world he has seen and the people he contacts. Charlie grew up step by step under the leadership of former general Shi Falan. Some people are blind, but their conscience makes them shine. All our lives, we are actually looking for comrades. A mentor is indispensable, and a soul mate is the icing on the cake. Tango is beautiful because it is simple. Don't think too complicated when things happen. Life is only a few decades, so we should look for pure happiness.

This film profoundly warns us that no matter what our life is like, we need to choose the right path for ourselves and bravely pursue our ideals. Even if you die, you can't give up your persistent belief. Sometimes it takes more courage to live than to choose death.

Charlie and Steven in The Smell of Women are lucky because they redeem each other. Life is not easy, so we should learn to reconcile with it.