Strictly speaking, this can't actually be called a horror movie. Well, warmth accounts for the majority.
Laura can see that because of love. At the end of the movie, Laura holds Simon and six other children in her arms, and the lighthouse goes on and off, with the phrase "This is Laura...she's getting old, like Wendy." I can't be moved.
But my favorite scene is when the fathers and mothers who lost their children are sitting together, and when the old man said that everyone present should be able to talk about the experience of saying goodbye to their dead children, all raised their hands...
I don't know how much obsession it takes to see the dead relatives, but I think even if "he\they" doesn't appear again, I can live well in that world with these memories and concerns.
Well, Laura, Simon and their friends from the other world would definitely be fine living in the castle.
Lonely Castle is not alone...
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