"Like a sunny day, like a rainy day" I went to watch this movie because I was attracted by the name at first sight. When I watched it for the first time, I was attracted by this young and domineering president. After watching it, I didn't mind the age difference between my sister and my brother. I prayed that God would give me such a smart, rich, and considerate little lady. Recently, the school's film and television resources updated the film online, and reviewed it again. In addition, I also had an experience similar to the encounter between the male and female protagonists and someone. A person happened to pass through your life and changed you. The whole life, so I also have a new experience with this movie. The first is about the title of the film, Like Sunday, like rain. I was attracted by the poetic translation of "like a sunny day like a rainy day", but I have to admit that this name is not accurate. The director said in an interview that the name is because it always rains on Sundays, and the translated name in Taiwan is like a rainy day on a Sunday. Sunday should describe the encounter between Eleanor and Reggie, like a short rest day in a long life. When things are not going well in life, just treat yourself as God gives you a vacation, re-treat, get to know yourself, and set off again. For Eleanor, encountering the warm light of Reggie at the trough of his life, he picked up the dream of life again. And "rainy day" I think is for Reggie. I remember the plot of a TV drama I watched before. The heroine traveled to ancient times to complete a task. After completing the task, she had to go back. The hero was very reluctant. It rained suddenly in the sky. The hero said to the heroine that the rain stopped, You go. The male protagonist secretly prayed in his heart that the rain would never end, but the rain would always stop, and we would part ways eventually. Reggie, who has always matured like an adult in the movie, cried like a child when he parted. He may also hope that the rain when they meet will not stop, but unfortunately the rain is just an interlude in life. But this rain was falling in his heart, and when he finally played the cello, which symbolized loneliness and sadness, his mood was definitely different from the beginning.
A top-ranked reviewer said the relationship between Eleanor and Reggie couldn't be named. In fact, I think the relationship between people is the same. It is only because of various conditions that we give them different names. When we express strong positive feelings for a person, we always say I love you. . The condition of family affection is blood, the condition of love is lust, and the condition of friendship is companionship and understanding, but when it comes to love between two people, I don’t think there are so many conditions. There is no doubt that there is love between Eleanor and Reggie, and maybe even Reggie has a teenage boyish lust for Eleanor. Reggie is very mature. I think he also has his own understanding and yearning for love, so the poems he read in the literature class at the beginning can be so emotional.
"Pillowed upon my fair love's ripening breast. To feel forever its soft fall and swell. Awake forever in a sweet unrest. Still, still to hear her tender-taken breath. And so live ever or else swoon to death."
In the seventh episode of "Doctor", a black male doctor told his story to a patient who wanted to die. He was able to become a doctor, and he did not rely on his rich family to abandon his parents, but a veteran soldier in the When she was about to starve to death, she fed herself and took in herself. A female artist encouraged her to pursue her dream. It was these two strangers who brought her to where she is today. Sometimes I think that there are some people in our life that we can't call relatives, lovers or friends, but they are really important to our life. It is because of their experiences that we make changes and have a future life. Eleanor and Reggie are also for each other, not necessarily someone who can tell others, but they are very important in their hearts.
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