Not as good as animation. Kind of boring, too sensational. Probably once condensed into a movie, it has to be inspirational.
It is simply a love inspirational film of the big bear, but in the end, the true love is actually not Shizuka, but Doraemon.
The voice acting is a bit exaggerated, but it fits the plot and the characters and their expressions very well.
I can understand that many people are moved in a mess, but many people find it meaningless.
I don't think it has a lot to do with whether it's my own childhood memory, or even destroying the memory.
I've always disliked things that are too truthful about life, and this film was a bit overpowered from start to finish.
People see a lot of things for the memory in their hearts, in order to commemorate those treasured things.
In fact, many times, it is better not to touch the memories of the past casually.
Once it becomes a reality, it is often very disappointing. Not only will there be no reality, but the memory will also be damaged.
Maybe everyone has some memories that are too beautiful to look back on, so don't look back, just keep them in a corner of your heart forever.
You can reminisce, those memories travel through time and space, and will always exude a meaningful fragrance.
That's fine, otherwise you'll only see the cruelty of reality.
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