The plot is not complicated, but it takes a lot of effort to watch it, because the director likes to smash some details of the two stories into pieces, and then play them staggered.
This movie has a very strong sense of fate. If you can't stop the relationship from deteriorating, either start to believe in fate or end everything. Anthony just follows his own feelings. The boy who never grows up is in the past life and in this life. At the beginning of meeting the girl who smelled like him (they all love to play rock and roll), I believe he fell in love with Jacqueline, and later their soul and body were perfectly combined, not the fate mentioned in the plot. , he was his mother in the past life, and in this life he can only love him like a mother! And in that long and rebellious rock music, from the eyes they looked at each other, you would find that compared to him and the young and beautiful Ross later, their souls intersected more deeply, and their feelings with Ross happened more in bed .
Jacqueline loved Anthony so much, she never kissed any other man in her life, and only had an intersection with him in her life. She gave him all her emotions, desperate and never turning back. Just like all mothers in the world, love thoroughly, unconditionally, and ask for nothing in return. Yet the possessiveness is terrifying when one life gives all for the other, like the cornered Jacqueline of a previous life, cranking up the speed of the car and closing her eyes to end it all with her The pain; and Jacqueline, who was also in pain in this life, gave herself a reason to excuse herself. I can only say that it is a reason. Even if everything that the goddess said is true, people should accept that she and him can only be a mother and son in this life (even if they have lived happily together for more than ten years and have two daughters), It's a bit far-fetched to accept.
Maybe the answer in everyone's heart is different. Even if it is the same person, isn't the choice in the past life and this life different? There is no right or wrong in the world, you should be responsible for your own heart, right?
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