Rona recommends [to write a movie review] Another one who forgot to write a movie review... ---------------------------- 2021.10.21 I finished it off and on , Maybe it's because I haven't experienced the separation of love now, so I haven't been able to empathize very well. First of all, I have never seen a drama of this form, and the two times are going in opposite directions [? I don't know how to describe it well] The story of time and space overlapping for some reason. This theme is very interesting, I feel like I have seen something similar in a certain sketch before, but what kind of type is this? Science fiction? It doesn't seem to be... ah distressed...
The first third is a very pure Japanese pure love story, very beautiful. But my favorite scenes are all concentrated in the second half, and there are two scenes that hit me hard. The first is "happy" uttered in two different contexts. The first time was when Gao Shou, who discovered the truth, asked Amy in distress, "But aren't these all acting?", Amy replied, "But, when you're happy, you're happy." The second is when they A final separation is needed [The last day of Gao Shou is about to end, and the first day of Amy is about to begin] Amy asked: "Am I a good lover? Are you still happy?" Gao Shou replied: "Well, very happy" I like it very much Amy's sentence "When you're happy, you're happy." Yes, the emotion of being happy is based on the most real emotional response at the moment, and it can't be faked or faked. Since we will say goodbye to each other in the future, let's spend every day together happily without regrets. I really like the thought conveyed by the second at the end of the film, which is on the thirtieth day. When Amy lingered through those familiar streets and touched the familiar door with her hand, although she was reluctant, she jumped on the last tram that belonged to her but was the first day of her longevity. The corners of his mouth still rose involuntarily, and he was relieved when he found Gao Shou through the crowded crowd in the tram. Then, just before Gao Shou noticed him, he took out his notebook and pretended to be reading casually, putting on the most beautiful posture for Gao Shou to see. But at the same time, he waved his hand reluctantly when saying goodbye to Gao Shou on the "first day", and after turning around on the tram, he couldn't help squatting down and crying. Because for Gao Shou, there is still a "tomorrow" worth looking forward to, but for Aimi, it is a "yesterday" that can never be returned. They have never met since then. In fact, when Amy caught the train and saw Gao Shou breathed a sigh of relief, my nose was sore, because in Amy's tomorrow, she and Gao Shou will be strangers. The only time I might cry is here, because I feel sorry for them: those firsts you call my lasts. There are no logical paradoxes or paradoxes of time and space in the world the film tells. Because what happens inside is not a causal relationship, but some predestined relationship. I think this is the reason why Gao Shou and Aimi fell in love with each other despite knowing the ending. Because this love affair is inescapable, inevitable, it touches on some kind of ineffable eternity. But in the end it's because - I love you. To compare the two, I think Gao Shou may be happier, because he has spent at least thirty days without thinking about parting. And Amy knew what would happen to them in the past, and she knew from the moment they met that they only had 30 days. From this point of view, Gao Shou is happier. I think this is a very beautiful story. Although it is full of regrets, is it not happiness? Many people spend their whole lives looking for true love, or waiting for true love. In the process of waiting, they either compromise with their fate and miss out, or they waste their lives with others. In this way, they at least fell in love with each other, and they loved each other for 30 days, and spent the most memorable 30 days in each other's lives without any regrets. I hope that if I can watch it again after I experience it in the future, maybe I will have a different feeling.
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