The local popularity of Japanese romance movies is largely due to the influence of popular culture, such as the large-scale dissemination of TV series, music, comics, and book products. But romantic movies are only a small part of the Japanese film genre, and Japan's first-line stars are still active in the field of TV dramas rather than movies. The reason is not that there are no good movies to choose from, but that other industries such as TV dramas are sufficiently developed - it seems that this is unimaginable in China.
In fact, I don't like pure love movies. To put it simply, there are too many life and death in it, and the plots are inevitably similar to the old-fashioned, and these always make me unconvinced. How to define pure love? There may be mourning of the passing of youth or unforgettable pain in the movie. The story is dominated by love, and the rhythm is slow and even procrastination.
"On the night of Typhoon No. 29, we didn't go to the center of the world you dreamed of. In the storm, you went to the other side of the world, and I remained on this side of the world..."
"In the Center of the World" Shouting for Love" left only some vague images and a few original sounds: on the night when the typhoon came, Shuo Jiu was in the pain of the wounds of the past, and memories and reality flashed back constantly; In front of the piano, I closed my eyes and listened to the piano music played by Aki. At the end of the center of the world, I was in such a good mood at that time that I could never put my emotions into it. The film may be more suitable for sentimental people to watch when they are in a bad mood.
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