The film uses flashbacks to start with the funeral of the heroine Ying Liang, and in the subsequent encounter between Haruki and Ying Liang, it is explained that Ying Liang will die of illness one day in the future. But Yingliang was not willing to use this to win tears. Yingliang hid his illness and chose to live in a positive and optimistic manner. Even the introverted male protagonist, Haruki, was under the influence of Yingliang. Changes have been made. In the hospital, Haruki picked up the diary "Common Disease Library" written by Ying Liang when he was sick. After that, Yingliang chose the topic of Haruki, hoping to get along well until his death because only Haruki was "willing to talk to him after knowing the truth. She spends her daily life together." The two went to eat together, went to the beach together, and traveled together, so two people with completely opposite personalities came together, but it attracted criticism from everyone. As the squad leader said that Haruki has social phobia and a dark heart, Ying Liang's best friend Kyoko and others also questioned Ying Liang and Haruki, but as Ying Liang said, Haruki did not communicate with everyone seriously Therefore, it is difficult to get everyone's understanding. Again, this is one of the themes of the entire film, and what drives the film to its climax is the sudden assassination of Sakura Liang. Even if there are two such foreshadowings in the film, as an audience, it must be a bit caught off guard. After the death of Ying Liang, Haruki obtained the "Common Disease Library". The process of Haruki reading the "Common Disease Library" is the sublimation of the film's feelings, and it is the fusion of Ying Liang and Haruki's two souls who are needed each other. In general, the narrative of the whole film is flat, different from the tragic ups and downs of "Your Lie in April". This is a very flat but a work worthy of careful taste. As far as painting is concerned, "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" is no less than Makoto Shinkai's detailed handling of light and shadow. It adopts a more natural and attractive painting style. I want to eat your pancreas seems to be reminiscent of romantic movies, but after watching the movie and then recalling the title, I can feel that this is a kind of confession that hits the soul directly, what Sakura Liang said to Haruki "I want to eat your pancreas" means "I want to make you happy, I want to live in your heart" As Ying Liang said, "to live" is to communicate with someone's heart.
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