It always feels very leathery, but there are many places that I didn't understand, and it is worth watching again and again.
I don't understand why it was finally renovated into a western style restaurant but selling Japanese ramen
I don't understand the meaning of the timelines of "the person who pulls the tooth", "the mother who cooks the last supper", and "the old lady who likes to squeeze things in the supermarket"
The feeling is deeper, タンポポ saw that his son was beaten again and didn't say anything, and didn't help his son, just asked him who was beaten, and saw that he was in the rain and asked him to dry it, no too much interference. At first I thought the boy was being bullied, but later I found that the boy did not feel inferior or fearful. Instead, he said fearlessly and confidently, "I'm not strong at fighting, so how could I beat them, because they have always been three of them together. But I won't run away, my father always said that men can't run away. "Afterwards, the boy managed to fight three times, and in the end he became friends with the three children. I suddenly realized that if タンポポ interfered with the boy at the beginning, maybe the boy would never get the respect of those three people. It can't grow into a single man. This really taught me, such an educational point.
Omurice probably originated from here? Amazed that there was omurice in 1985.
The line of the man in the white suit at the beginning of the movie is quite interesting, with all kinds of similar sexually suggestive shots (the egg yolk is passed orally, and then bursts in the mouth of the woman, the drop of blood dripping from eating oysters, the peach squeezed to the point of squirting juice ( Although it is the old lady's timeline), and the human body food feast) these. The end of the movie also ends with a man in a white suit, the first echo. Life is like a kaleidoscope, a revolving lantern.
ps: At the beginning, when the man in the white suit walked towards the camera and told the viewers not to make loud noises, it made people feel very immersed, and it was also an indirect reminder of the rules for watching movies, which was quite interesting.
In the end, it feels like this movie is a western and at the same time it is especially a food movie. (Going to eat ramen early tomorrow morning!)
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