I read the novel of me before you many years ago, and finally watched the movie today. I am still very moved by how people get along and change. In just 6 months, although Will's decision could not be changed, Luisa successfully gave him a good period of time, and Luisa also successfully changed because of this. self.
There is a big controversy in this film about euthanasia, and each has its own reasons. But I can understand Will's behavior, like his body can't hold his soul, can't accept the fact that he's no longer himself. This kind of self-recognition has produced a phenomenon of conflict. I believe that a proud person like Will cannot accept it and can only get rid of this body.
Another point that makes me think a lot is their love. At the end of the novel, Will sends an acceptance book to the Costume Institute, and the movie is a sum of money, still hoping that Louisa can live her own life, rather than being manipulated by others. I really don't know if Will's behavior is selfish or great. He hoped that Louisa's life would not become narrow because of him, but he was very "scheming" to make his position in her heart irreplaceable, and even unforgettable in her whole life.
In my opinion, their love is more of a mutual redemption. Louisa rekindles the last 6 months of Will's life, and Will manages to open up Louisa's world. The ending is not happy, but it is wonderful and unforgettable.
Plus, on the cast, Emilia's brows really do play! Sam is handsome! The acting doesn't look good, but it's smooth. All in all, this is a very touching film, and I believe I will watch it again in the future!
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