May every beautiful lady drizzle

Annamae 2022-03-21 09:01:22

Before watching this movie, I was holding another innocent butterfly effect movie to make up for various embarrassing moments of life, all kinds of unlucky moments, but halfway through, I completely jumped out of the setting before watching the movie, and I began to think , If I were Tim, what would I do.

In fact, I have made this assumption not only once. When I watched "Butterfly Effect" when I was 16 years old, I looked forward to time travel. I don’t want to miss the bus that can take me to school on time. I don’t want to forget to check and cause my math test to fail. I don't want to say something embarrassingly incoherent in front of the person I crush on the big question of passing the pass. When I watched Teleporter at the age of 17, I thought that if I could teleport to the bank, I would never be greedy, and just take 1 million and do something I like to do. I think I can get dressed and teleport to school in the morning without having to crowd an annoying bus. I want to hold the hand of someone I like and bring Rome to him in an instant. Watching "The Time Traveler's Wife" at the age of 19, I want to wait for that person in one place. I don't want to be right with the time. I just want to meet him in the shortest time.

Then when I was 24 years old, I first came to Beijing and nestled in the bed of a rental house. It seemed that my life was not so good, but I didn't want to go back to the past and start all over again.

Because
every encounter looks like we have traveled to the past deliberately arranged, and every parting will be irreparable and irreversible.
For me, the flaws that look, the loopholes that look, and the awful looks are all the past that I cherish. I went home alone because I missed the dark meeting, because I can’t unbutton my underwear again. I shot me in seconds, because I was nervous and said the wrong thing in front of your parents, because when I met you, I became a shining starry night. Without such a bad past, how could I be ignited by love with you? I work hard. Running on the road where I found you, worn corners, messy hair style, gray-headed face, I still found you, you are waiting for me in a corner of this world with the most beautiful smile in the world, what is the previous bumpy and lost journey, it’s important I love you the most for every time I can travel through.

Even if I am Tim, life continues. I can't stop the progress of time. My father gets old day by day, and my child grows up day by day. I also have loopholes that I can't make up for. Everything seems to be infallible.

Besides, I am not, then I shouldn’t miss any possibility of expressing love, say I love you when I can still see you, hug you when I can touch you, and when I can still be with you Take your hand, live my life every day, and try not to miss the possibility of making life more beautiful.

Years are easy for the elderly to hesitate.

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About Time quotes

  • [Tim and Mary are in bed]

    Mary: So not such a bad day after all?

    Tim: No. It was pretty good, really. Very good day, actually, as it turns out.

    Mary: Well, that's a relief. Because it had been a very bad day, I thought I might have had to have had sex with you to make up for it.

    [she turns the light out]

    Mary: Goodnight.

    Tim: [he is lying blatantly and Mary knows it] It was a very, very bad day. It went very badly. I got fired from my job. And then I killed a man.

    [she turns the light back on]

    Mary: That is a very bad day.

    Tim: It's terrible.

    Mary: Yeah, the worst day ever. I'm so sorry.

    [they start to make love]

  • [Mary wants another baby]

    Mary: I just thought that maybe it was time for the insurance baby.

    Tim: What?

    Mary: In case one of them is really smart. We don't want the other one to feel stupid their whole life. And if we had a third one then we could have *two* happy dummies. What do you think?

    [Tim realises that once another baby is born, he will never be able to go back to a time before that]

    Tim: [voiceover] It was the toughest decision of my life. Saying "yes" to the future meant saying "goodbye" to my dad - forever.