"If I Had Three Days of Light" by Akira Kurosawa. "Desire to Live" has a boldness that no rookie can imagine. One is at the beginning, the sentence: "This is the protagonist's stomach" has been haunting me for a long time, and it is the beginning of film history that attracts me the most. The second point is that the progress bar has only gone more than halfway, so it tells me that the protagonist has died. Not only bold but neat. Watanabe's two rebirths and two deaths clearly and concisely tell us what it means to be alive. The group scene in the second half was like "M is the Killer", but the inquiries were not as profound as "M". The whole story is half introspective, half bashing. I like the happy birthday song of Watanabe going down the stairs and on the swing, the part that Watanabe sang: "Life is so short, girls, let's fall in love, before the red lips fade, and Shen's enthusiasm has not become cold, no one knows tomorrow."
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