If I were to just read the synopsis, I would definitely think of a typical Japanese pure love story. One of the protagonists is suffering from cancer and will not be able to live very long. In the rest of the day, there is almost nothing to talk about except the selfless love. I didn't expect that Europe and the United States can play such emotional cards, and it's not bad, at least I was moved. The same cliche plot, if it is a Japanese movie, I may find it very boring, because it is too flooded, and I am tired of it. But in the context of Europe and the United States, such pure love may be even more precious. Different environments create different emotional atmospheres.
As Jamie thinks, Landon may really be God's last gift to her. She might have had a hunch that there would be a different feeling between them, otherwise she wouldn't be "passionate" to let Landon not fall in love with her. This may prove to be the sentence: love is like the wind, you can't see it, but you can feel it. The feeling of love, like a gust of wind on our cheeks, we feel it, but no one can see it. The feeling of love is wonderful and wonderful.
It's hard to imagine that a playboy like Landon would have such a big change in Jamie's subtle influence. Maybe that's what makes movies just movies. Although it can be touching, the more places that are omitted, the more places that appear unreal and empty. Landon's feelings for Jamie are so empty, just a short period of time for the lines, a simple stage play, which makes Landon addicted, even to the point of being unable to extricate himself. This progress is really too fast, the foundation of the relationship seems very weak, but the progress of the relationship is so fast, at least I am more or less at a loss. Although they have been in the same class since kindergarten, they know each other very well on the surface, but in fact they are very unfamiliar. It can be seen that the two are like two parallel lines that have no intersection, but have to be in the same plane. I believe in love at first sight, but I don't believe that deep love is born from the occasional contact between two people. The concentration of the movie makes people feel that the foundation of deep and deep love is missing.
Although the start was a little faster, the process of falling in love seemed a little pale. The director put the climax of the film entirely on the changes and efforts that Landon made for Jamie when she learned that Jamie was seriously ill. It is also a very beautiful thing to have one person change another person with one's own beliefs and beliefs in the last journey of life. Jamie is almost the same as the heroine in all the same old Japanese dramas with similar plots. At the last moment of his life, he received God's most precious gift - love and happiness. Her and Landon's wedding, although very rushed, one second they were just young high school students, and the next second, they were in the holy church, listening to the priest reciting the oath, under the watchful eyes of all their relatives. wedding. This haste, more let the audience speculate whether they are really old enough to get married.
All the logical flaws do not affect the emotion this film brings to me. Who can expect to meet such a person who is willing to accompany you to the end at the end of life, with no regrets and dedication? Landon is God's greatest gift to Jamie. She didn't expect to pray to God to let her live, but she was afraid that she wouldn't be able to be by his side in the future. Love is like a delicate blood-red rose with thorns, but it is extraordinarily fragrant.
She said, like the wind, you can't see it, but you can feel it. It feels amazing, beautiful. He said, our love is like the wind, you can't see it, but you can feel it. Their love is like the wind, there are no coordinates, the wind disperses when the wind stops, silence and joy.
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