The introduction of the film is very grand, but unfortunately in the end, I saw the hole under the grand appearance. I don't know what the core of the director wants to express. The Japanese have always had a sense of crisis, but it's not that they can make a good movie by destroying themselves. In addition to the exquisite CG and powerful music, the whole movie is only left with a fussing plot, weak characters, and an inexplicable ending.
After the hopelessly vulgar love triangle, it suddenly turned to this sentence -
"As long as our hope is conveyed to the next generation, our eternal life can continue." This seemingly "sublime" line is actually extremely abrupt. The film draws an ending that could be called a major failure.
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