Having said that, I don't remember anything in my childhood, because longing for illusory things, there is rarely a time to be satisfied. Growing up so big, there are not many people and things that I want to miss. I don't know if I am indifferent, or if my life is really thin and lacking concentration.
For a long time, the name "Doraemon" existed like his own hair in the corner of his eye. I don't usually notice it, but it is always there, and I often hear it from other people's mouths. Doraemon dolls can always be seen in shopping malls. Even though it's such a solid being, I haven't really figured out the difference between Doraemon and Doraemon, well, I'm not interested in figuring it out. But I know that Doraemon can help people realize their wishes.
Some time ago, I came home from overtime one night and passed the Poly Theater next to the company. In the dim street lights, a huge Doraemon stood at the entrance of the mall. Maybe it's because of the light. I looked at it and felt that it had a "spirit", and it seemed that it could really help people realize their wishes. A couple came forward to take a photo. The boy tore off the banner that was glued to Doraemon's stomach with the advertisement of the theater movie. The girl laughed wildly. ——I went to eat in Poly's building at noon today, and saw that Doraemon at the door was already wilted, and only a wrinkled layer of skin was spread on the ground.
In order not to get too bored on the weekend, I went to the film museum, and then bought a ticket for "Doraemon". I had to wait for an hour and a half, and I felt tired because I was entangled in my own affairs. I just wanted to refund the ticket (of course, it was not refundable) and go home quickly. Send a text message to YS, he said to pack up the mood, go all the way, take a good look. He said positive things to give me energy, I said yes, and then sat outside the theater and waited.
The movie exceeded my expectations. Many parents bring their children to watch, and the children's laughter often erupts around them, but I still think that "Doraemon" is for adults, at least the movie version. The 3D effect is great, the picture is detailed, the plot is complete, and the rhythm is reasonable. Putting it in the back, although restrained, I do feel a sore nose, and there are sobbing sounds all around.
Probably every child hopes to have a Doraemon to help themselves solve unsolvable problems and realize unfulfilled wishes. When I was young, I hoped that my hair could be lengthened or shortened at any time according to my own wishes, and I was envious of other girls with neat short hair, but I cut it short, and the process of waiting for it to grow was long and painful. For me when I was young, this was indeed a very big, very big trouble, and I wondered if there could be a supernatural power to help me realize this wish. You see, even in children, the appearance of Doraemon has a very sad psychological background - what we want, we can't get.
Is it because I am pessimistic? Now watching this cartoon as an adult, what I see is the helplessness of adults again. On the surface, it seems to tell the story of a child actively changing his future, but looking at it, it is more like an adult remembering his irreversible past. What happened to the real heroes in the end? Didn't marry Yuan Shizuka? Can you go back to the past, change the self at that time, and let the changed self at that time change the self today? Well, it can't be.
I can't think about what I expected from myself 20 years ago, but she was disappointed anyway. Not as good as she hoped, nor as happy as she hoped. So, at the "old age" of twenty-seven, start to do your own Doraemon, try to make yourself better, and then change yourself at forty- alas, it sounds very sad no matter what. of.
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