When did you start feeling like you've grown up? When I was a child, I asked my father, and he said that he never felt like an adult, he just matured to think about things. Sometimes I think about it, in a few years, I will practice, work, fall in love, and get married. . . There are fewer chances to go home. When did I start thinking about this too. My family is getting old day by day, and at the same time, small lives are constantly being born. Friends have found their other half, and I am no exception. I naturally hold hands with someone. When I was in high school, I saw this cartoon on a local movie station. I just remember that it was late at night after watching it, and I couldn't help crying. The deepest impression is that my son would work hard at night after every exam, and I was probably the same at that time, so the resonance was strong. When I watched it again as an adult, I found that many small details in the film were so moving. For example, at the wedding ceremony of my parents, an old woman said that although there are many winds and waves in life, it is these winds and waves that drive life to move forward. Although the life of ordinary people is dull, it is precisely because of these many dullness that our colorful life is built. There are also propositions about death. In the movie, the mother-in-law's friend, old woman A, enjoys fragrant instant coffee in the hospital, gossip in the hospital, and delicious ramen for now. She is so hilarious that her friend can't help but wonder. When she finally asked the sensitive question, she suddenly We burst into tears, and at this moment we suddenly realized that she was actually dying. I am grateful for such a warm and often new film. There are countless beautiful clips, which made me pause my life again.
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