Therefore, at the beginning of the film, the female detective and the physicist discussing the scene about love can be forgotten. Don't despise X because of it.
Shinichi's love is forbidding and grand.
This disillusioned mathematician fell in love with Song Xue, who was as charming as the breeze from his neighbor, so he regularly went to her shop to buy a bento every day to see her.
When she learned that Song Xue had strangled her ex-husband to death, she set about planning a series of delicate deceptions to help her clear her suspicions. In order to make the deception more realistic, she even killed another person to create an illusion.
People who don't understand the ending will probably doubt Shinichi more than once like Song Xue, belittle Shinichi's love, and think that he is a pervert.
But after the truth is revealed, will I be able to forgive myself for having such an idea in the first place.
We have absolutely no idea what Shinichi sacrificed in the whole plan until the truth is revealed.
Even if you don't love me, as long as I can protect you from afar;
even if you are brave, I just want me to share your worries and solve problems for you;
this is Shinichi's small and simple wish.
Masaharu Fukuyama is as noble and beautiful as ever, his beauty is thin and quiet, like a shadow in the sun.
And Shinichi, sloppy and sloppy, with a strange face, ignores the evaluations of others, and only focuses on his own world. But after Song Xue appeared, he would say to Fukuyama, "Why, you are always so young." In
comparison, it is more real.
I have always liked the reasoning of the Variants, and now I find that the Bengues also have something that can move people's hearts.
At the end of the film, the physicist says that if the stone god didn't know how to love others, maybe he wouldn't have committed a crime.
But the female detective said, in fact, he was cured.
It's a story about the painstaking work of one genius who doesn't understand emotions ruining another genius.
Uncle Zhen's acting skills are impeccable, and the unbridled cry at the end hurt my internal organs.
The point of the whole film that moved me was Uncle Zhen.
If it were Fukuyama to play Shishen, I don't know what the effect would be.
What would it look like to combine a physicist, mathematician, and crush master?
First killed by appearance and then convinced by personality charm?
The world is perfect.
Shishen finally said in his suicide note, "I'm very grateful to you. When I felt desperate in life and wanted to give up everything, it was you who saved me."
When we reach the same goal, what exactly is salvation?
Do you care what others think, or do you listen to your own heart?
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