Obviously a very sad story... I thought the film wanted to talk about life, work, live a good life and feel life, but I just thought that Sara was a free hippie, and finally turned out that Sara was a terminally ill struggling life, and suddenly the social animal was sentimental: I thought Living a free and carefree life entails the decision of being terminally ill.
I'm so sad, I feel powerless to see the fusion of kissing, night scene, sex scene, and daytime street scene. For Nelson, all this is too stupid. After experiencing the break of saying goodbye to the workaholic, how can he go back to the familiar responsible life? Maybe in the future his responsible for has other meanings.
In the end, the scene where Nelson was blindfolded by a scarf, the spire behind it really looked like a church, maybe it was also the wish of marry me, he walked to the seat before sara left, only the smell of sara was left. The scarf was with him. It was also a Christmas present he received, right? The ending song has already foreshadowed the ending of Sara's death. What is a happy ending? Is it to accompany you to the end of life as nelson said, or to remember my eternal strength and beauty as sara said? Also what does marry me mean when you already have this person devotedly? Long term ownership? in this case yes. But back to the reality of sick bed cooking and daily cooking, there are really not so many fairy tales. Well, it is indeed a fantasy about love and marriage. For this, it is difficult to admit that it is a sweet, the sweet of a white lie.
ps. Personally, I think the mutual care of Chaz and Sara is more touching
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