A movie I watched after the party, by accident. Objectively speaking, there are many details that will touch my heart and even make me cry, but after coming out of my emotions, I have to say: the film of milk tea is a bit bad.
It can also be seen from the title of the movie that she is trying to resonate with a wave of phenomenal youths—young people living in big cities—and to touch everyone's deep-seated feelings about the past. She is trying to present a story: the struggle of the young people in the north drifting, poverty, passion and sincere love, meeting and missing, and later.
Sorry, but she seems to have used the wrong force. Drifting in a big city is really not that miserable, falling in love and breaking up is not so dramatic, and love is not the main theme of life. The most important thing is that the story has no main line and logic. I think milk tea may not have really experienced the wandering of the big city, nor has it deeply contacted the wandering young people. The whole movie, too dramatic and superficial.
Most of the people who come to watch "The Next Us" should have a feeling: what will happen later? Wouldn't everything have been different if... The cruel but high probability ending is: Later, we all lived the life we wanted, but the protagonists of the story were no longer each other. We hope it's a quiet story, and we walk into the movie theater and watch the fire.
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