That's all, even if we draw inspiration from movies, throwing it into reality will always usher in a resounding slap in the face.
Life and death are a mystery, but this place promises us a stop between life and death. We came and stopped, never thinking that someone would come to listen to our story and be willing to make it into a movie. With all kinds of life flashbacks, immersed in this bland narrative, however, the inner fluctuations do not stop there.
Just because of one sentence, which probably means - make your most memorable or happy moment into a movie, you will stay in this beautiful moment forever.
There is absolutely such a saying.
At the next stop, I exist in an infinite loop for a moment, even if it is extremely happy, I feel faintly terrified.
Will that be heaven?
Those who fly are always on the plane, those who ride the swings are always on the swings, and those who ride the bus are always parked on it.
I'd rather get the memories like Mr. Watanabe and loop them in 70 videotapes, and don't want to stop at a certain moment. Happiness corrupts me, the sea breeze corrupts me, and a figure that is not me but looks like me corrupts me.
It's Hirokazu Kore-eda's films that I haven't watched yet, so I can't evaluate whether this setting is intentional or unintentional. If I wasn't disturbed by this line, most of the time I would have been delusional about my life for a moment. Impressed by the depth.
Moment is precious, and eternity is more valuable. If it is freedom, both can be thrown away.
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