Years ago, perhaps as a child, I heard a Japanese song sang "Aishi Railway". I always remembered the lyrics, but I never knew the name of the song. And many years later, in order to find that song, I listened to many, many Japanese songs, and only then did I know that many songs had the sentence: "爱してる" (I love you). Who would have thought that a movie with poor dialogue and poor acting skills would be a good movie? This film is like that. From the first scene of the first act, the rigid smile action lines of Shota and his mother made me feel like this might be a bad movie. After that, the film's constant voiceovers, full of imitations but useless countdowns, all told us that the film wanted to be made into a psychoanalytic drama or a suspense film, but it seemed to be made into a nonsensical comedy full of slots. But if it's just nonsense, I don't think the movie is so good. The lengthy and childish pretense of the film may have cost him a lot of adult audiences. If you ask me which country has the most imaginative people, I think it's probably the Japanese. Imagination can be wild thinking, which is why the term "secondary disease" comes into being. However, wild thinking is sometimes open-minded and can come up with all kinds of wonderful stories. The idea of the story of this film has to be admired, and the subject matter is completely unconventional. Not only that, the turn of events in the film's story and the control of the rhythm are very delicate. The movie is nearly four hours long. I feel both long and short. The long is because the journey of life in the movie is really long. The short is because I feel that the business of this life after watching the four little things is still unfinished. I always hope the movie can be slower. , let me stay a little longer. I think there aren't many movies that make me feel that way. Not that the film's story is perfect. The handling of the plot in the later part of the movie is obviously a little weak, the heroine seems to be reduced to a puppet, why does the heroine love the hero, and when did she know that she loves the hero, she didn't explain it clearly, and all the motives of the second female lead seem to be the same. It's not very clear, and at the end, the heroine goes to see the hero, which seems to be a cliché in Korean dramas. But even so, the ending still brought tears to my eyes. It is very touching to have a lover who has gone through untold hardships and finally got married! It is rare for a movie to give me such a feeling. Its acting skills, dialogues, and imitative narrative techniques are all very naive, but the story is immortal! I really hope to see such a wonderful movie in the future!
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