A Korean movie, there is no deliberate warmth, no memory loss, no car accident, no cancer, no terrible second female lead, and no male protagonist who suddenly reversed at the last moment. Then this movie has to be a reason why I would like to recommend it.
Obviously there is no sadness. But when the screen finally turned from the blue ocean of Jeju Island to black, I cried in the darkness.
Recently, the people around me who grew up with them have all gotten married one after another. There are friends who are as good as me, friends who were better than resentment and reconciled, and friends who I once loved very much. Because there are too many stories, because I know too much, and seeing you happy, my emotions are complicated. Blessings, envy, and a little blame myself.
At the end of the story, the male protagonist is sitting on a plane to the United States with his fiancee lying on his shoulders. Yeah, so concerned. At this moment, will he remember her lying on his shoulders like this at that time. I will.
After it was over I kept thinking why he didn't go back in the end. Go back to his first love. In the story, he thought it was himself who was hurt. But he didn't see her who was deliberately dressed for him at that time, and he didn't know that the other she was also sad. But I didn't go back because it was just the past, it was just love. At that time, there was nothing, nothing. We have our own lives. Even if it is inextricably linked, it is still necessary to continue.
There are too many parts of adult life that cannot be given up. It's not something that I love you, you love me and you can fix it.
But the most beautiful thing in this world is. I finally know that when I love you, it turns out that you love me too. That's enough.
We always turn each other into unforgettable memories in our lives at moments we don't know.
It's nice to live in the house you designed for me, to live in our memories.
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