Rolling to You: Versions of Me Before You are more mature and less hazy

These are the movies about the love of the disabled, but Rolling to You does not exploit the bias factor as Me Before You as the material to build the story. The main character Joycelyn (also director Franck Dubosc) is a popular "time-playing" character in the romantic comedy series, now meets Florence (Alexandra Lamy) even in wheelchair but still rich Lives and can do all kinds of things like normal people.

Rolling to You: Versions of Me Before You are more mature and less hazy

Despite the fact that the older CEO, Joycelyn, was not able to keep up with the fabrication of his youth, he lied that he had to wheelchair to approach Florence's two sisters, My role is not good. Joycelyn created countless casual situations, just to meet Florence. They come together completely natural, not forced, the only obstacle is only the lunacy "dynamic earthquake" by Joycelyn, and this is the only knot throughout the film.

Viewers can track the movie in two directions. First Rolling to You is a love drama in the late afternoon, avoiding dreadful episodes, thus targeting mature audiences. The content is not much dramatic climax, the events occur mostly rampant, arbitrary, indiscriminate.

In general there is nothing like the Hollywood movies La La Land or The Notebook, which has a coherent storyline and the image of a man like Ryan Gosling is ideal, French films make the audience remember. Alain Delon with dreamy blue eyes and melancholic voice poured out countless sweet words.

The romance of French cinema has something very imprecated and impromptu. But the screenwriter is not so sorry about the romantic scenes like candlelit dinner, melodious music, star gazing on the river lights.

Nevertheless, we will see the absence of eternal vows or boldness, only the silence between the two. Silence from the words not spoken, the thought can not be ignored. In addition to fun jokes but they are always hidden distance from each other, no one boldly approached but no one to step back.

Another plus point for Rolling to You is the psychological portrayal, not tilted toward dramatizing the reaction of the character. Remember Me Before You, if anyone has ever been depressed with Emilia Clarke's famous eyebrows in a movie that is tired of the male lead drama, then you can rest assured that Rolling to You does not have that. The feminine Florence did not reveal much, but thanks to Alexandra Lamy's performance, the viewer still felt the resilience of her. In the process of getting to know one another, the film re-enters Joycelyn's seemingly innocent jokes, but it's also a way of revealing the inner turmoil that is gathering in the heart of the character. loss in the form of motor.