I borrowed it from my teacher recently. In fact, I had no interest in watching Japanese movies. Basically, I don't touch Japanese movies. This "Forbearance" is even more unheard of. The teacher said that this is a movie adapted from a Japanese manga, and also introduced some plots. My heart moved slightly, so I borrowed a reward.
Watching a movie at night is quite enjoyable. At night, there is a natural dark environment, like a "theatre made in heaven"; at night, there is less noise in the world, and more concentration. In such a quiet (of course not completely quiet, I was watching a movie) environment, I finished the film alone.
Overall, I think this movie is pretty good. Especially its scenes, the scenery is so beautiful, it makes me fascinated. It's just that the plot seems hollow. Let’s talk about its duel scene, I think it’s not fully played, so that the viewers are not very enjoyable, and even a little inexplicable, just like when Xianhe Yao was in a decisive battle on the narrow road in the temple, Yao suddenly took out a weapon and made a move, the picture As soon as it got dark, what fell to the ground turned out to be medicine. Then I saw that Xian has extraordinary ninjutsu, just like the release in Han Han's "Chang'an Chaos", which can crack all sudden hidden weapons and sneak attacks. Not only is this scene unpleasant to watch, but several "masters" in the duel of the five masters also died too quickly. The death of one after another with highly skilled ninjas is a "vision" that I don't want to see but must accept. I am madly sorry that their martial arts cannot be passed down from generation to generation, especially Xian's unique eyes. (Please forgive my childish thinking)
The feeling that "Forbearance" gave me, I describe it this way: It's like the Pizza I went to eat this afternoon, it's full but not enough.
To be honest, after watching it, I have no idea what this movie is trying to convey. Is it expressing love or something else? There is a more thought-provoking sentence in the film - "eternal peace will never come to people like you". This sentence was said by Tokugawa Ieyasu. I can boldly say with certainty that he does not know true "peace". There is no distinction in true peace, and it should be available to everyone. Tokugawa looked at ninjas with a kind of suspicion, making himself panic all day long, worrying about the rebellion of ninjas day and night. After removing these doubts, can we get what Tokugawa called "eternal peace"?
I was moved by Xian and Oboro's story and cried. The wind and snow are mixed, but the snow can be willing to let the wind blow. Are two constellations meeting people doomed to separate? Although Oboro still laughed before the end of the play, I felt a little sad because of it. Maybe the ending can be the same as the prologue. I even foolishly fantasized that the string would miraculously stand up again after it fell, or that it didn't matter if it fell, and the last scene appeared out of nowhere. There are many "miracles" in movies, and the director does not have to take responsibility for these "miracles" anyway. And everything is not as I imagined. The world is so cruel.
What is the challenge of life and others? If I can have a confidant, that makes me really happy!
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