I watched it three times, the first time was purely because the pictures were too beautiful, the second time I wanted to understand the story, and the third time I wanted to relive the mood.
In fact, I still don’t quite understand it, I don’t quite understand the choice of each character at every step, try to empathize, but my knowledge background and experience, my ordinary life, I still can’t understand it. I only feel the endless sadness, yes, it is a great sadness, there is no end, it must continue, I don't know why to continue, it must continue.
If you haven't read the original book, the movie may be an excerpt from it. I imagine that the end of the vampire civilization described in the original book is also a metaphor for the final destination of the development of human civilization. A lonely figure walks in the wilderness, drifting away.
This blockbuster animation is an out-and-out rarity, and I think it's hard to beat it. Western gorgeousness and Japanese classics, the sigh of love, the friendship of brothers and comrades in arms, and the forbidden love that is not blessed are all like D. There are contradictions and are stubbornly insisted by every character.
True legacy and independence.
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