1. My wife's tears are incredibly low. Take her to the theater and you can almost physiologically test the quality of the film. Although the movie she shed tears for is not necessarily a masterpiece, because according to my observation, some special SB movies can easily make her cry into a SB; but all the movies she did not wipe her tears are failures, without exception—— At least, this is the case for a film that focuses on emotions or sells sensationalism. You can understand this kind of test as the dice that you brought into the examination room with you when you were a student. Although it is not reliable, it is better than nothing.
2. When I walked out of the theater, I asked her if she looked good. "It's nice," she said. Her kindness brought me to tears. Later, I thought that I bought the movie tickets, and her answer may be out of caring for me, so I have a deeper experience of her kindness, although I have always regarded her as a "dice" silently.
3. Where did the film fail? The answer is the wife's answer just now: "good-looking" - just a superficial "good-looking". The shaping of the characters and the drawing of the scenes have the shadow of Hayao Miyazaki and Makoto Shinkai, which is really pretty. But it doesn't stop there. Only "good-looking", nothing else, quite like the character of Violet, without an inner soul. It/she is more like a mechanical device that only outputs lines, not emotions. You couldn't see any waves in her expression. The whole movie is like a dull diary. There are no dramatic contradictions and psychological conflicts. It is really nothing new to commit yourself to an aristocratic family that you don't like for the sake of the sister you picked up on the roadside. Such a corny story and such a bland narrative really doesn't deserve the film's soundtrack.
4. The only thing that impresses me is that at the end, my sister followed "Master" to my sister's mansion and met my sister who was thinking about it day and night. But she has been squatting in the flowers and watching from a distance Master hand over her letter to her sister, there is no cliché scene of the reunion of sisters embracing in tears. I turned my head and asked the naive "Dice" beside me, why didn't my sister come out to see her at this time? She slowly told me five words - "closer to nostalgia is more timid". This answer surprised me, but I don't think it's accurate. The younger sister is not "timid", she went with full expectations, and when she came back, she was very moved. This "missing" is more like "visiting Dai on a snowy night". She actually got what she wanted, and seeing or not seeing is actually not that important.
5. The costume and hair accessories of the heroine are really similar to Arturia Pendragon. Play while watching. Blonde girl I thought it was a green tea bitch, but I didn't expect it to be soy sauce. What do these role settings mean? "I just want to talk to you more..." And then there is no more of this person's lines in the whole film.
6. My wife said it was a postman job advertisement at first; I later said it was a marriage advertisement from Lily.com. In the end we kept thinking it was a shampoo ad.
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