All right. The scene is good, the actors are very emotional, but the plot, will this continue to be a long MV? The female protagonist will definitely be moved after the male protagonist has made all kinds of sacrifices, and then remember everything again in a similar place and then everything will return to the beginning. Oh my god, this must be a MV for a popular song.
Then my parents came out.
It turns out that the girl fled everything for some reason when she was young, and her family and friends studied. I came out and became an artist myself.
However, after amnesia, the only thing that can be remembered is the people and things before making this choice.
I started to gloat for misfortune, director, how do you finish it to make the story beautiful and convincing. Many love stories do not have a good beginning or a good turn in the story, but do not have a convincing end. Always put a full stop for happy ending or tragedy.
Then, sure enough, the male protagonist lived up to expectations and took rescue actions against the female protagonist’s memories. It has indeed encountered various obstacles. At this time, the heroine is becoming more and more integrated into her current life (which she gave up a few years ago). It even makes people feel that it is cruel to force her to retrieve her memories.
At this time, I felt that the movie was not that simple. I even started to think, if it were me, what would I do?
If I were a heroine, if I could not forcefully restore the life form before the amnesia, I would be more kind to my current life, and I would not force myself to restore my memory. After all, my present is me, the me before the amnesia, and the me a few years ago, are all in the past. No matter which point I am like now, I can only be recognized by me now. (It seems to be about self-awareness-
if I am a male protagonist, when I realize that no matter how hard I work, I can’t change her memory, and she enjoys the present. Then I let go and let her feel happy now, that’s fine.
So I gave the movie four stars because they made a decision that made me feel very convincing.
I think the director has achieved the most difficult thing in a love movie: a convincing and touching ending.
TITANIC did it with death; Chunjiao and Zhiming did it with reversal; they did it in those years, with truth, and did well.
Also, the last sentence: She never regained her memory.
Perhaps the most happy thing is not the director’s skill, but the real life and love.
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