After reading it once, I looked back and watched the first 5 minutes. The male protagonist pressed his hand on the glass of the train, and the female protagonist's hand was nostalgic outside the window, in a trance. Twenty-five years later, the memory has become blurred, but the emotional torment that comes with it has only increased.
The fear that I woke up in the middle of the night and wrote down was like a shadow. I think the older a person is, if there is still such a sincere love in the heart that has not been completed, does the fear come from your failure to express your love when your life was young and blooming? Is there a chance for this?
In the past 25 years, the male protagonist couldn't bear the loneliness and lifeless center of gravity, so he began to write novels with memories, and also gave himself a reason to go back to see the person who haunted his dreams.
Like most movie critics say, this is actually a love story. I have always believed that true love is true, and that there is no elegance or vulgarity between the lover and the loved one. What moves me about such a love story is the solid narrative, interspersed back and forth between the past and the reality, patiently spreading a dense and sad web to capture us viewers. In the last moment, let us feel the hero's rekindled courage to pursue love.
As for the explanation of the closing, what I understand is that the first two closings were made by the heroine, and she wanted to close the door herself. Maybe it meant that she was looking forward to putting him in her heart. The last time, it was the actor who closed it himself. I think this time the heart defense is swapped, and it is actually the male protagonist who opens the heart defense and closes the heart defense. In fact, the two have always been in each other's hearts, but this time it was the real initiative of the male lead.
Another point is that the male protagonist sees two beautiful girls when he just started going back to the place where he used to work. Everyone would say "an angel came out", he must be missing his friend, the friend who sacrificed for him. The quip, which his friend had spent many hours brewing up, stuck in his mind.
To tell the truth, as a suspense film, "Mission" is not outstanding, there is no ups and downs in the plot, the dark and chaotic era of justice is almost just a brushstroke, and the interspersed between the characters are also slightly lengthy. But I have to say that in the last 5 minutes of the movie, the second man spent 25 years imprisoning this person. I was shocked that the prisoner said in the prison, "Please let him talk to me." What he wants is not release, he only needs to communicate, it can be seen how cruel the second male punishment is to him, this punishment is a completely empty 25 years. As the movie says, no one can live an empty life. . . The love of the second male has also stopped when his wife died, and he can only use revenge to make the rest of his life not empty. But this part, I think it is very outstanding, the second male uses this extremely powerful inner quality to punish his enemies severely. Just imagine, you can face your enemies without saying a word. . . Emotional control is unimaginable.
The focus of the entire film is placed where the plot needs, and it does not make the audience feel superfluous emotions. It is a rare masterpiece. Pure film, pure emotion.
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