Like la la land, the protagonist strives for success at work and then succeeds. Anyway, there are a lot of middle-aged people around me who are good at work and attractive.
Then the male protagonist jumped from a small town auto parts salesman to a high-level financial company, and brought his wife to say that he would change his life together. The wife said that it is her ideal to grow old together in the current home (the mortgage loan is still decades away).
what the?
You have been married for 13 years, and you got married after graduating from college, so you are only 35 now. At 35, you have all kinds of fantasies about retirement life? You are 55 years old and I won't say anything. The two kids haven't gone to school yet. Why don't you work hard to earn college tuition? Do a job that you are not satisfied with and go to a restaurant without even ordering a bottle of wine and you will be happy and satisfied?
Anyway, in Japan, the people around me are really living on a budget just to save some retirement money. The government has clearly stated that the old-age care depends on itself. Please prepare 20 million yen for one person.
My boyfriend said that there are people like that, and there are people who don't pursue anything very much.
I think the reality is that they are average in appearance and have average working ability. Instead of beauties, the ability to work can be extraordinary, and then repeat the low challenge and low satisfaction every day in the small town.
But the two have given birth to two babies, and they are still in love with passion. My boyfriend and I are already in a relationship (ホルモン). Maybe they also take it out twice a year and three times a year.
When the male protagonist forgot his wedding anniversary, he actually solved it by opening a plug-in. ...so real small town life probably has to be so desperate to bowl so well.
Well. The plot of the movie is probably not designed to be extreme, so there is not such a strong dramatic conflict to watch. In short, the grasp of emotions in a moment is in place, and it sells beautiful moments like an advertisement.
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