At first I thought it would be a disaster movie, because of the tsunami scene, but later I thought it was a thriller after watching Mary's near-death experience.
However, life and life, for people who have died once, may have completely different meanings.
After being replaced by a newcomer for her show, after her former lover can no longer understand her.
She has gained a new life while exploring the world after death.
After making an exception for psychic, George always watched the departure of the person seeking help through his window lonely.
Those who desire to talk to the undead just use him as a tool, and no one cares about his feelings—every day life is related to death or death.
He refused the request of the child's mother, but his expression was helpless. If you are soft-hearted, I am afraid that you will just plunge yourself into a painful dilemma again, but the talent that others see is the greatest torment to him.
Can't bear to reject the woman he likes, and the result of psychic exchange is that the other party's escape and the disappearance of his partner in the cooking class.
Marcus lost his twin brother Jason, who lives with each other every day. After the car accident, he could only have his brother's baseball cap.
He missed his brother every day.
He says "Good night, Jason" every night.
He always wears Jason's hat.
He searched Google for "what happens after people die".
He looked everywhere for psychic people to get in touch with Jason.
I didn't get on the subway to escape because of looking for the hat that was blown away. When I saw this scene, I believed that Jason was by his side to protect him.
The two things that touched me the most about this story is that George was finally moved by Marcus’s obsession and psychic for him; the other was the scene where George and Mary looked at each other and shook hands in the warm tones of the credits. .
I don't know how many people believe that after we die, there will be souls that will continue in another world in another way.
But I always believe.
Marcus is an extraordinary character who can impress me.
His various performances after losing Jason have completely mobilized my emotions and are on the verge of an explosion.
In the end, the words that George the psychic said to him and his performance after listening to it made me even more tearful.
There is a saying that movies will project reality.
The part of the movie that touches us is often the place that evokes some of our memories.
And I just saw myself in Marcus.
After losing someone, I was just as persistent, wishing to dig out the whole world, and constantly pursue the truth of the world after death.
Because I believe that man has a soul, and he still exists in this world.
There have indeed been unexplainable coincidences that have strengthened my belief and made me always feel that I am protected.
But one day I suddenly felt that he was gone and he was no longer protecting me.
I know there must be such a day, but it does come and I am unwilling to accept it.
So watching George said, "He said that was the last time he protected you." Watching Marcus instantly collapsed and cried and said, "Don't go Jason, I miss you Jason..." I
thought of forcing myself to force myself. The reluctance and hardship when facing reality.
Marcus never thought that one day Jason was not around and he had to grow up on his own.
I have developed the habit of asking him softly in my heart every time I feel that I can't make it through.
Are you still there? Will you protect me by my side?
It's not that this world can't continue without anyone.
The earth will not stop because of this.
We are afraid of losing.
Only from now on.
You are never here again.
The ending is accompanied by warm tones.
Both have experienced death and cannot be understood by others.
At that moment, I found someone who could understand me.
It is undoubtedly happy and warm.
George took off his black gloves and held Mary's hand.
Only he can read what Mary has experienced.
Only Mary can understand his feelings.
As the story ends.
I am slowly letting go of some things that I was always attached to and couldn't let go of.
Cherish life and the life you have now.
I believe that I live hard like this.
It is the best return for the protection he gave me before.
Is death the end of life?
I don’t think so.
The end of death is the end of life.
Death is also part of life.
Maybe be able to face death and treat it in perspective.
It is the expression of true love for life.
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