Although the 3.5 star ending is moving, I don't like it. I don't believe that it is possible for the dead to reappear in the film, even in the form of souls. 1. I am looking forward to seeing domestic movies with the same theme. What is it like to walk the last leg in the midst of gongs and drums, crying and mourning? He was being watched all his life. 2. I regret not watching it in the dead of night. It's a movie that is too quiet and too quiet. Every slightly frozen picture is like a posthumous photo. Watching a movie for more than an hour is like participating in a complete funeral ceremony. What a solemn thing to die. 3. That box of yogurt that fell out of the car and smashed was really pitiful. Fortunately, it was eaten. 4. About traces of life. I saw the folds left on the bed by the people who left, the kittens and puppies they were alive, and the empty street after the protagonist left. In fact, death is never coming. The world is already crowded enough, and it is not bad to be able to take care of the living. Time will never accumulate in space, it will only be constantly updated. The world is brand new every day, so there is no reason to be nostalgic. It’s just that living people always like to create illusions. In fact, you can’t leave any traces behind.
But I think it is for this reason that a person is more worthy of respect from life to death, because life is such a reckless thing.
5. I used to feel that a person's soul disappears and his form disappears, but his "god" and memory are floating around, and finally form the base of the city in the form of corpses. I think it is also a romance I created for myself.
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