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Thursday, April 28, 2011
The legend of 1900
In this post, i dont want to narrate my trip impressions. Instead, I want to speak of a great movie which i have seen when i was alone during the long nights of HK. I decided watch a movie before sleeping and my choice was 'the legend of 1900' which i had seen it accidently on the page of my friend's blog. The legend of 1900, it was really a fairly well movie that full of surprises. It is a first English language movie from an Italian director Giuseppe Tornatore and it has been starring by Tim Roth.
The movie starts with a deal between Max and a shopkeeper who is a music instruments seller.. Max is a musician in need and the only valuable thing he possess is an old trumpet and he has to pawn it to the shopkeeper.
It should be not so easy to leave from the thing you love most. For a musician, the most beloved belonging is his/her instrument. It is the most difficult thing for Max to pawn his trumpet and leave from it but there was nothing to do but selling it! Before pawning the trumpet, he asks to make a last playing and he plays a speacial piece which the shopkeeper has heard it before from a broken record. When Max starts to play, shopkeeper recognizes the song and ask how it is known by him as well. Max starts to tell the story of 1900 who is the owner of the piece.
Attention please! Contains plenty of spoiler! J
Kidding! Of course, i wont write a lot of spoiler here coz i recommend you all to watch the movie and see what will happen to 1900. Only the thing i want to say is that life of 1900 has passed in a ship from birth to death.
When Max tell the story of 1900 which you are gonna watch soon, i hope, the shopkeeper purchease his trumpet and give it back to him and say: ‘A good story's worth more than an old trumpet. ’
And Max takes back his trumpet and walks out into the rain while you cant help to burst into tears!