I can't remember the last time I watched Doraemon. I didn't expect it to be so moving this time, but after all, I was a little cold because of the cruel reality.
My grades in elementary and junior high school have always been among the best. When I got to high school, I found that no matter how hard I tried, I could not pass some of my classmates and colleges. I found that my appearance and personality influenced by my family were not as good as others. There are eight or nine. So while watching this movie, I actually cried a few times. I understand like Nobita, the helplessness of wanting to get up early but always being late, the desperation of studying hard but not getting better, the loneliness that wants to exercise but not having the ability to exercise, the loneliness that is not accompanied by friends, the depression that the goddess has a male god who never glances at me, the more painful Yes, the goddess once loved herself, but as she gradually got to know her, it was inappropriate to tell me because of reality and personality.
From this point of view, this film transcends children's films. If you think about the act of letting go of love as a primary school student, you will agree with my point of view. In addition, just like Doraemon's four-dimensional pocket is filled with all kinds of good things, this movie also contains a variety of plot elements, and the concept of reverse travel through changing the past to affect the future is similar to "back to the future", The relationship between Doraemon and Nobita, who is a robot, makes people think of "artificial intelligence", or even an alien ET. And Nobita's poetic life, sitting alone on the river bank overgrown with weeds reminds me of the life of the despised pine nuts (Nobita is a primary school student).
The turning point of the story happened after Nobita drank the nasty magic water. When Doraemon and his mother were afraid to avoid it in time, Shizuka, who came to find Nobita, still turned around to save Nobita when she heard Nobita calling for help. The close-up shots and music enhance the appeal and meaning of the scene, like Frodo's resolute footsteps towards Mount Doom, Batman being chased by police dogs and cops and fleeing, like an oppressed slave caught and drawn own whip. As a result, Nobita's future has been subverted, and my mood has changed from the innocence of fairy tales to the coldness of reality. I deeply know that Shizuka's turns are too few in reality. I have never encountered it, and I can't believe it. It is difficult for me to have a sense of substitution until the end of the film. Although the film sets up a coincidence here, Shizuka thought that Nobita wanted to commit suicide, and attributed the reason why Shizuka chose Diaosi Nobita to Nobita's kindness, and in times of crisis, Nobita's memory transfer was difficult for me to agree with.
Fortunately, at the end, it returned to the emotional interaction between Doraemon and Nobita. The reality that Doraemon had to leave made people cry, and Nobita challenged the fat tiger to reassure Doraemon, fell and stood up again. More impressive. No less than the bitter tears when the onion turned into a star language back then, why can't we be together even though we love each other. I thought this would be a sad ending where growth must be accompanied by loss, and the magic water of lies that Dora left behind made me see you again.
All in all, the twist at the end was so good that I laughed in tears.
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