It may be that I rarely watch romance movies, so although I think the plot is a bit idealized in retrospect, it still looks good. Of course, in fact, I don't think watching a movie is too much to worry about whether the plot is too coincidental or unrealistic. The movie is higher than reality. For this movie, the two stories are interspersed together. At first, I thought Luke and the two of them were more important. , but in the end I felt that Ella and the others were more prominent and impressed me.
The pair have a sense of heritage, the two girls have something in common, a sense of passing the torch to the younger pair when the previous pair was about to leave. Ella's approach is really touching, and there are other feelings such as Lucy's love for the child. The first time I cried was when I saw the portrait of Lucy drawn by the child that said "Third grade teacher, tell me. When I grow up I can do whatever I want"; actually Luke's mother said it was heartbreaking, riding a bull is only eight seconds, but that girl is the rest of her life.
Personally, I think the memories of Ella's death and Ella's will interspersed the most, which are particularly touching. Maybe in reality, love stories will not let us have the unexpected gains we want to have in the end, but what we can do is—
Grab what you want and love most for a limited time. As said in the movie "The real artwork is our common experience, this is life".
I hope we can all meet people who make us feel different. Even after weighing and hesitating, we still run towards each other more firmly and seize the rest of our lives.
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