The main motivation for watching this movie is that I don't want to open the door.
The most meaningful thing to me is what the teacher said. Even if a person dies, the picture of his life can still be unfolded to you, and you can still slowly understand everything about him. I didn't think about it from this angle.
During the viewing process, I kept thinking, if I was terminally ill, what would I want to see and what others would say. Will it be a comedy? Possibly not, I might be saddened to see other people laughing and laughing; could it be a tragedy? Maybe not. Will there be a tragedy of death in another tragedy? If it is a love tragedy, I may feel more meaningless. I don't want to hear good things about this world, and I don't want to hear bad things. That might be a discussion of life and death? This is the only relevant one, but talking about it at the end of life is like a waste of time.
I've seen a lot of movies like this. The fault in Star Fortune, and the one played by Bai Lily. So I still look forward to the difference in this movie, but unfortunately, except for the above sentence, I don't feel any difference.
At one point, I rejected watching American movies, and I always felt that they seemed to have a pattern. For example, three-fifths of the movie suddenly fell into a low ebb. For example, when a chat mentions the other's deceased relatives, the next sentence must be I'm sorry. Just like the story method in rickandmorty. But this model is definitely not the core. The core is that if a movie can make me notice the slightest intention of turning and turning, then it will destroy my experience of listening to the story. So the mode must be very reasonable, or very violent.
Oh yes, and Me before you. As it says there, it's okay for a person to choose death because he can't stand his broken self, as long as it's not extreme wishful thinking. You shouldn't be blamed for giving up therapy, unless you can get her confidence and courage back. Anyway, in the end, everyone returned to the dust.
I don't know what a fan is. Although I also like watching movies, I mainly read stories. It should be said that reading novels, playing games, watching movies and TV shows are all listening to stories. The second is to be in another world for a while. I don't know anything about the camera lines.
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