During the summer vacation, I was busy for a long time. The work under high pressure every day made me almost mentally collapse. By the end of the two days, I was depressed and anxious to the extent that I could not bear it. Fortunately, it was almost over when I was about to collapse, and I went home for a short rest. Unexpectedly, the strings that had been stretched for too long were loosened, and they became seriously ill. As soon as I got home, I had a bad cold. "Illness comes like a mountain down, and sickness goes like a thread." When the heat has not completely subsided, my remaining vitality has also been exhausted.
I suddenly thought of this movie that I haven't seen for a long time.
In fact, this is another anti-cancer movie. I have seen many similar works before. The difference is that the film does not deliberately emphasize bravery or vulnerability in the face of cancer, nor does it deliberately exaggerate sadness. Everything went on so lightly, as the heroine said at the beginning when she mentioned her final death: this is how my life is made up of moments, moments, and in the end, these moments, will eventually go away. So there are many more likeable details in the film. My favorite is when the hero and heroine go out and take the bus to go home for the first time. The complex psychology that came out, the shyness of the beginning of love, was well interpreted by them. For another example, near the end of the film, the heroine said that she has a new wish list (list), one after another common things, and then the dream and the hero's future life, and then she Repeating "being with you; being with you; just being with you" over and over again...
Think about how life really is, the length is unknown, maybe the next moment you will leave the one you are familiar with. People who are terminally ill are in a way luckier than healthy people because they know their death date early, so every day before death is not wasted, and they suddenly start to seriously think about what they have Such a dream, what do you want to do most, and then you can do it without fear of the consequences. In an unknown amount of time shorter than ordinary people, they suddenly lived a fuller life than a healthy person's long life. Recently, I have always wondered what the meaning of life is, when you can't do what you want to do, when your initial dreams are blurred, when you are imprisoned in the shackles of reality, to realize yourself for yourself Or do you have "goals" that you devised for yourself for other people, pursuing things that seem practical but are ultimately illusory? This, of course, may be a doubt about oneself after being frustrated or repressed. However, if we can be like them and be a little bit braver to reject what we don’t want to do and what we don’t want, and pursue what we most want to pursue, even if it’s an adventure or a game that we don’t usually dare to play, maybe Life will not be so pale. There are many people who have lived their entire lives in a hurry. Those who are just older are not necessarily qualified to preach to you; and those younger generations may be your real teachers.
Love is the main line of the film, but friendship and family are also arranged just right. One is the heroine and her best friend. When her girlfriend wanted to have an abortion, she thought that she could not prolong her life, but her friend decided to kill another life so easily, so she turned her face. When a friend decides to give birth to a child, being able to see her friend's child and being the first person to hold it has also become an important motivation for her to continue living. The doctor's question was whether he could last until his friend's delivery period. After learning that he couldn't, the whole line collapsed.
Another intimate detail made me burst into tears. The little boy in the middle of the film
: "When you die, am I still your brother?" The
heroine: "I won't leave." The
little boy: "Then will your ghost haunt me?" The
heroine: "If you don't want to I won't pester you."
Little boy: "I'm just a little scared."
At the end of the film, when the heroine fell into a coma and was about to die, her family said her final goodbyes, and the little boy was reluctant to say goodbye.
Dad: "Say goodbye to my sister."
Little boy: "This will make her die immediately."
Dad: "You won't say anything to make her die immediately." The
little boy leaned on his sister's ear and whispered: "Sister, goodbye. You're dead ghosts come to haunt me, I'm not afraid."
Finally, Ellie Goulding's voice appeared again...
No matter how cliché the subject matter is, I still think it's touching Story, it's a good movie, definitely not just because of Fanning
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