Jackie's mother died in the fire, Jack foresaw. In order to be able to change the future and save Jackie's happiness, he rushed to Jackie's house one day before Jack's death and handed Ji An a letter. "It's not what I need, but you." Jack said to Ji An. Ji An has a bad temper, her husband died early, smoking and drinking, excessive indulgence, and even ignored the love for her daughter Jackie. Fortunately, the messenger convinced Ji An and realized her negligence, she ran to her daughter who was watching TV. , I kissed her, I believe it was the deepest kiss from the heart, the most contradictory kiss where regret and happiness coexist.
"It was a war. I felt life, but what we really experienced was death. Sometimes we experienced many things just to be able to say that they did happen, not to others, but to us. Yes. When we live, it is to turn the impossible into possible." These are the words in Jack's letter to Ji An. It was such a simple letter, it must have touched Ji An in the deepest, so that she could live with her daughter forever, so that Jackie would not be reduced to a lone child.
For us, this is not something that is enough to make us spiritually awakened.
The director designed the role of Jack and gave him a peculiar ability to traverse, nothing more than to tell us this truth at the end, everything boils down to two words, no too "cherish". When we are convinced that we do not want to face the unfortunate and tragic ending, when we still have the ability to remedy it, start now. Transcending time and space and changing the present is too ethereal after all.
We are impetuous, we often complain about others, we always ignore or abandon the good things we have inadvertently, but how much time do we have?
The ending of the movie is beautiful. When Jack and Jackie meet again, we don’t have to worry about parting; when Jackie receives a phone call from her mother, talking about some family trivial matters; when the golden sunlight gradually covers the smiling faces of Jack and Jackie, all the good things continue. .
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