I have been attracted by the title and cover for a long time, and finally put it into practice today. Thinking that I usually only watch movies without output, and gradually lose the ability to express my feelings, so this film review is a reconstruction of the ability to express.
The love between Heather and Augustus is undoubtedly the best part of the film. The limited lifespan becomes more precious in the infinite love, but the romance of only two patients may not be enough for it to get such praise. There is always a thought in the film about "what will happen to the people I love after I die". This question is more sensitive to Heather than death itself, and may also be the concern of many people suffering from incurable diseases.
Heather hopes that his parents can be as usual after his death. Augustus is afraid of being forgotten. Should the expectations and worries of the two be in conflict? However, in the interaction between the two, the ideas of each other penetrated each other. The female protagonist no longer avoided her feelings for fear of letting the male protagonist suffer the pain of losing her, and fell in love with the male protagonist. The male protagonist smiled and witnessed his pre-funeral... The film transforms the worrying Heather into a witness to give the answer: I will be sad when the person I love dies, but I will not forget him and will continue to live. (I have little knowledge and can only show some obvious things.
By the way, the words that the male protagonist confessed to the female protagonist at the restaurant in Amsterdam really hit me:
I am in love with you. And I know that love is just a shout into the void and that oblivion is inevitable. And that we're all doomed and that one day all of our labors will be returned to dust. And I know that the sun will swallow the only Earth we will ever have. And I am in love with you.
(Baidu didn't know if it was wrong)
There are still a lot of things worth discussing in the film, but unfortunately I am sleepy and have a bad memory. An illogical first review. So, good night!
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