A nine-year-old boy, when faced with the choice of his parents' divorced life, began to play a special function, saw death at a glance, witnessed the multiple possibilities of the various forks in the road*, and finally Symbolically, without choosing either side, he went straight to the love of his life.
The whole story is well logical and well conceived.
I think everyone thinks twice before making a choice, makes a longterm idea, and then goes back and chooses, which is good, but is your idea right, does the plan keep up with the changes? Failure to maintain the accuracy of predictions may instead affect judgment. So predictions shouldn't be too detailed, and considerations and fantasies shouldn't be too much.
For the roles of Elise and Ginny, the screenwriter used a very exaggerated method to express the unfortunate marriage of "one-sided love" and the pain of the characters. Expresses how unsettling such a marriage can be. You love me but I don't love you, or I love you but you don't love me, you can endure it in the short term, the baby can be born, the sex can be done, and the life can be lived, but Mr. Cao has accurately summed up "Even if it is a case, the meaning is in the end. It's hard to settle."
For Anna, 15 years old is really beautiful, and the young actress is also very good, not as cute as the other two. It's the best and most comfortable scene in the whole movie.
Finally, I want to come to those intertwined stories that I have seen through the future, and they are all sorrows until they die, just like the books written by Mr. Cao are almost all tragedies in the end. After all, a perfect life is never complete, so love is very important, and "meaning peace" is very important.
In the past six months, I have found myself becoming more and more detached. I feel that no matter what is good, no matter what is going to be so good . It's better to just do it this way, enjoy this short keep still time, and don't play forced passive chess.
I only wish that all lovers in the world will be married.
May the nine-year-old him, after seeing through all that, never lose her again.
View more about Mr. Nobody reviews
