When I was in college, I watched the Korean version of the remake of "Now to See You" because I liked Son Ye Jin. I just feel that love is beautiful, and I don't cry.
Today, I was on vacation at home and saw the Japanese version. I didn't really want to watch it. After all, I already knew the outline of the story. I watched it later because I was bored.
I have to say, the little boy is so cute, and the little ginger hat is so beautiful. The movie emphasizes the details of life, and it is this little detail that slowly attracts people's minds, and the later movies are relaxing and beautiful.
It's a pity I know the ending of the story is sad, but the director's handling is really beautiful. The male protagonist held the female protagonist's hand into his pocket, as if he was expressing his intentions for the first time.
I remember watching the two films "Arrival" and "Now to See You" in college, and I kept thinking, if I already knew my future path, would I still choose that path? At the age of 21, I am in full bloom, and dare to test the higher than the gods. I said I would. I must marry love.
I am 25 this year, and I failed the postgraduate entrance examination twice. I once liked a person very much and thought that I would never forget it and then I forgot. After several blind dates, I met all kinds of people, and I slowly accepted the ending that I would not necessarily marry the person I love. The work is not smooth, and it has been frustrated and has been moving forward.
These three or four years have slowly smoothed out the light in my eyes, and I no longer believe that I can still be a great person and have a good love.
But there is still a glimmer of hope that there will be a doomed love. Like this movie, she made me believe that there is love. And I still look forward to love.
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