I'll probably cry if I edit any part of this pure love movie. But after being together for nearly two hours, I only felt like I was stuck in my throat-because of all kinds of doubts about logic.
Here are some of my questions, looking forward to answering them:
1. As shown in the video, the male and female protagonists have the same time within 24 hours, but the date is reversed. So the heroine's time chain is broken?
2. If it is true that the male and female protagonists are in two different worlds, and the female protagonist just enters the male protagonist's world every day to find him (or only 20 years old and 30 days the two worlds overlap), then how does the female protagonist have in the male protagonist's world? What about social identity (house school etc.) and her disappearance in her own world?
3. If the male and female protagonists are in the same world, why can they only see each other every five years? Even if the time direction is different, it is always possible to be in the same space. It's just an age/memory dislocation on both sides.
4. The last point and the most important point, in this seemingly pure love film, there is a fatal sadness: when you are told N years in advance, "you will definitely meet someone who can't just save your life. Love each other and then separate", will you really enter the script as enthusiastically as the heroine and accept manipulation, instead of resisting fate after being hit in the head? In this way, marking BE's "destined" in advance, accepting the object chosen by "destiny" and giving sincerity without thinking about the consequences, is it really not a hasty kidnapping of life... This is completely controlled by fate and cannot be changed. Tragic love, like a frog in a well and things in a pond, makes me feel sad and powerless...
Finally, I would like to say: I seem to be in the dead end of the supremacy of logic is gone forever. Since everything has two sides, the good thing is that my aesthetic standards will be more rigorous and harsh, and the bad thing is that I will definitely lose a lot of the original pure and pleasant visual experience. I'm actually a little lost. Rather than a tangle that is likely to never be answered, I'd rather be immersed in each story without so much "distrust." Distrust of the script, distrust of the logic, distrust of the presentation of the story.
Hey. It's hard.
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