Seriously, what do you want to say?

I didn't choose a recommendation because I felt dizzy after watching it and admitted that my understanding is not very high, but I think a good movie should be able to know its theme after watching the movie without reading the introduction. I know what it says, but I don't know what it says. Do you want to say that everyone should have their own space? Are you still talking about love? Why don't you call it robot love? Does it focus on a mental hospital or a robot or the love of two mentally ill people (if this is the case, it seems that such a plot is a bit less)? It feels that every part of it is arranged evenly and runs through, but it still gives me a very scattered feeling. The good thing is that I admire the imagination of the director and screenwriter. There is also a very touching act of love between the male lead and the female lead. To cater to the "robot" and make an "electrical appliance" (I have classified the rice energy converter as an electrical appliance.) Let her eat so that she will not starve to death, I think this is a good idea. The theme of the talk here should be about love. In fact, if you recall that there are several scenes of love, stealing sympathy for her not suffering, going crazy for her to see a doctor to feed her, launching a hunger strike for other mentally ill patients for her, sending her to her. Floating shoes, singing to her on the phone, making her a rice energy converter, patiently teaching her to eat... What is it that makes me feel scattered? It's a little bit figured out after writing this, maybe the main part of the film has been talking about the girl in the first half of the film, and it's only later that I feel the existence of love, so let's go, even I didn't know until the last part where he was trying to feed her. That is love, and the previous episodes are classified as love. In the first half of the play, I was directly describing two different mental patients. The director tried desperately to link them together, but it still made me feel like two independent and unrelated people. Just let me be a harsh reviewer for a while! Free to play a three-pointer, in fact, it can be said that it is in the position of 3.5 points

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