Especially when Amy found Ed's discarded videotape memory card left by the lake, and burst into tears in front of the computer, and I followed, bursting into tears. That kind of, he made me uncomfortable, and I cherished this uncomfortable feeling, and I had to pay close attention to every bit of uncomfortable feeling related to him.
From a rational and objective point of view, I agree with the doctor's words. I think Ed is selfish, and such behavior after leaving will only bring pain to the people he loves. But from the point of view of Amy and my girly heart, if I am Amy, whatever he left, good or bad, about me, I have to find it. Because the love in the world is too short, it is too difficult to meet at the right time and stay together.
How cruel it is to lose a loved one.
For Amy, the most important part of her life is missing from going through the long life alone. For Ed, it is a forced absence from the life of the person he loves deeply but is powerless.
The cool tones of the whole film, the repressed suicidal movie set, the room full of blue, and the lover who has been accidentally lost. The island on the lake is picturesque, but the heart is broken.
Some people say that the heroine's skills are mediocre, but I like the heroine's acting, the tears in despair and helplessness, the tears of being unable to touch the lover, and the tears in her eyes are filled with empty hearts. The kind of heart-piercing pain flowed from her eyes to my heart along with tears.
I've never met anyone in my life who loved him more.
I found a good place, the shadow of the mountain reflected in the lake water, very like your smile.
People are not allowed to live forever because of their mistakes. I think my mistake is that I didn't meet you earlier, and I didn't love you longer. Because of this mistake of mine, I can't live forever.
I wanted to think of a creative ending, but the only thing that echoed in my heart was I love you.
Good night.
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