To be honest, I have watched EVA's TV and the old theatrical version, but I really don't understand it. I was also a lazy person. So far, apart from Ghost in the Shell making me ponder over and over again, I don't bother to study the world view and human nature of EVA over and over again. However, no matter what Anno and Sadamoto think, no matter the commercialization of the producer, what I want to keep in the hearts of the majority of fans is just a kind of nostalgia and expectation for EVA. And it happened to be at a time when the memory was getting deeper and the animation industry was in urgent need of good works, EVA's new theatrical version came out. As I said, as a non-experienced EVA enthusiast, let's not talk about those profound issues, an EVA work that can make people indulge in it, get spiritual enjoyment, and most importantly, understand it. It really brought me to tears. The sequence and the broken look are a treat for me. I can't bear to eat a mouthful of instant noodles, because I am afraid that even a second of time will be delayed when the soup splashes on the screen. What state is this? Isn't this the same state when I went home after school for 30 minutes by car and 10 minutes by car and ran the red light all the way through the red light. So, I'm happy, that's all I've wanted all along. No matter what his second impact, no matter what human completion plan, what EVA left us is not a high-level term that we don’t understand, but a kind of dedicated enthusiasm. At the same time, I found that This is our witness to the time that has passed, bringing back memories that we cannot avoid.
From the beginning to now, EVA has always attracted me inexplicably, and I am too happy to go into the reasons for it. I just feel heartache when I see Ling Bo's smile that is not a smile, and I sigh when I see the cross pendant worn by Katsuragi, look. The incomparably beautiful figure of the first machine can't help but feel both admiration and sadness... Really, I don't want to understand why I love this work so much, it really doesn't matter. When the familiar theme song is sung again, I will be happy, sad, and even redeemed. I am really grateful that there is such a good work in the world that can still affect my heart ten years later, and let me return to the beautiful era of flowers.
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