What exactly is the director trying to express in the scene where Mia and Sebastian are flying through the stars?
In the movie La La Land, in the scene (somewhere in the middle of the film) where both Ryan and Emma are shown flying through the stars and galaxies.
What exactly is director Damien Chazelle trying to express?
I have a tad idea about it but would like to know more from you guys.
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According to a recent IndieWIRE interview with Damien Chazelle by Anne Thompson for Thompson on the Oscars, it was inspired by Mary Poppins:
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What is the message behind La La Land?
La La Land understands dreams for what they are But there's no such thing as Hollywood love, and no such thing as a Hollywood life. It's all a dream, and it is beautiful, but it's also momentary.What happened between Mia and Sebastian?
At the end of the film, Sebastian played by Ryan Gosling successfully manages to open his own Jazz music club, whereas Mia played by Emma Stone becomes the actor she always aspired to be. After going their separate ways, Mia finally makes her way to Seb's Jazz club with her now-husband.Did Mia and Sebastian end up together?
The films follows their love story alongside their aspirations in the city of dreams. However, while the film ends with both achieving career success \u2013 Mia has become a full-blown star and Sebastian has opened a Jazz bar \u2013 they break up, with Mia having a family of her own now.Did MIA betray Sebastian?
As far as the audience knows, only Mia's decision to pursue her dream, leaving Sebastian behind instead of bringing him to Paris, her final betrayal. In reality, Mia has become a successful actress and mother, married to someone else.La La Land - I'm Always Gonna Love You
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It is the cinematic realization of figures of speech for falling in love such as lighthearted and head in the clouds and in their own (beautiful) world.
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