David Fincher's ingenious plot concept, mainline connection, and vivid performances by Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett deduce such a thought-provoking film.
Never imagined listening to such a bizarre yet touching love story, or a life journey. The lives that flashed by in a hurry, the faces that once stayed in the memory, the love that can't be let go for a lifetime.
The most touching thing is that Benjamin and Daisy lingered in the inn on that stormy night, Daisy's silly "When my skin gets old and loose, will you still love me?" and Benjamin's " Will you still love me when I have acne, when I wet the bed?"
True love is always there, no matter the time, no matter the age, even if you can't remember it in the end.
The film ends with a sad ending full of love and helplessness in life. Just like the reversing clock was finally washed away by the flood, everything will inevitably pass away with time.
Helplessly, the flowers fell, and it seemed that Yan returned.
What matters in life is not what we leave behind, but what matters is that you have bloomed brilliantly in your time.
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