From the beginning to the end of the movie, I don't think everyone's acting skills are bad. The overall presentation is much better than the acting skills of many little fresh meat. This movie is still mainly about the story, which makes it easy for people to bring it into it.
Let’s not talk about whether death and serious illness are personal problems or other people’s problems under the cultural conflict. After all, what is said and what is not said will be presented differently with time and individual differences. This is not a question of right or wrong, just It's just a way of handling it.
Aside from this conceptual element, the whole film still presents the North as I know and see, from the overall tone to the living habits (massage, wedding banquet, boxing), it all pulls me back to my memory. Great Northeast.
Speaking of this movie, one of the things that makes me applaud the most is his dubbing, which is so good, it perfectly presents the atmosphere at that time.
Movies are artistic creations, and they are originally the source of life exaggeration. I think that as a child living in a foreign country, it may be useful for us who live in China all the year round to present what we see and feel in our own way. There will be different opinions, but the overall atmosphere of the film is still very clear.
When I saw the beginning, I kept thinking about my grandfather. If I could choose, would it be better to accept a serious illness for a limited time? Or is it an indefinite illness? My choice is definitely the former. There is a deadline. Although it seems to be an ultimatum, I still have expectations. Time will pass, and people's conditions are always good or bad. The doctor must say for the worst. But we usually get through it, and the length of life beyond the deadline makes us feel earned. And some serious illnesses such as coma and hemiplegia, which have no time limit, always make people suffer with anticipation. I hope you can wake up again, but reason tells me it can't happen, although I always say it will be okay.
I really miss you so much, Grandpa. Although we said goodbye, we will meet again.
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