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Long-lasting memories may be because of regret
Dayana 2022-03-24 09:03:51
The clip on the movie channel as a child planted a lingering obsession, and the high-altitude male protagonist grabbed Tima's hand and tried to recall her memory. . . A few years later, I recalled that I used the Internet to search for it paranoid. After reading it completely, I couldn't help but feel a little regretful. Although Tima's last sentence "Who am I" has been lingering for a long time, it is not "Kenichi, I like you", the poor figure falls. The next moment "I can't stop loving you" is a song full of parting sadness and even despair that accompanies the urban collapse. Over and over again, Naobu Jianyi was able to resurrect Tima, only to see the trembling shoulders, those traces of her existence.
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Bernice 2022-03-22 09:03:01
I personally think it's better than Akira
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Madelyn 2022-03-24 09:03:51
Epilepsy groups protested after the British Olympic Organizing Committee aired a promotional video, saying patients had convulsions when they saw the colour jumping. This film should also be marked with the words "under 18 years old" and staghorn patients refused. The change of color blocks is dizzy and unbearable. The cruelty when raising the gun is not the tone of the cartoon at all. At the end, the old bridge saved by the cantilever was broken, which was a little sensational, and finally fell and died. god bless man
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Tima: My father is... Kenichi.
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[first title card]
Title Card: "Every epoch dreams its successor." - Jules Michelet