From a sci-fi point of view, this movie has too many logical loopholes.
From the perspective of juvenile animation, it can make sense. This can give young girls a romantic solace.
Let's skip the literal science and talk about the movie.
1. The Japanese are still deliberately smoothing out the sexual characteristics of girls.
The protagonist in the film is a high school student who is facing the college entrance examination, so he should be at least 17 years old. But her formal style has been de-feminized, and she is still like a primary school girl, playing with boys and refusing "love" relationships. Then, all of a sudden, bang! She gets a sudden taste of love at the end.
This is very suitable for the Chinese people's appetite, because this is how the Chinese live: in the ignorance of their own to find the outlet of love and sex, and then under the coercion of popular culture and pseudo-morality, they think they choose the goal of kindness first.
2. What is love?
The girls in the film have always been like children, deliberately avoiding the distinction between men and women. As if those things in the real world had nothing to do with her. She only cares about eating, playing, and taking exams. The boy kept expressing his feelings to him, she avoided answering, and finally suddenly, when the boy was rash and stupid for her (she wasted a lot of time travel energy, and the boy from the future never knew These things, what a big loophole) When she gave up her last hope of returning to the future, this girl suddenly fell in love with him without hesitation.
The film uses a series of good memories of their past as a foreshadowing, but please think about it, can't this girl think of these memories before?
The Chinese love to say that people only know how precious they are when they lose something. But the reality I know is that people are more concerned with what they have.
3. Stupid
In recent years, there has only been one kind of girl protagonist in Japanese animation - developed limbs and simple mind. This makes me feel 2 cultural traits. 1. Fear of the growth of women's status; 2. Still despising women's wisdom, and at the same time resolutely defending women's passive position in sexual behavior.
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