After watching the trailer, I stretched my neck and waited for the feature film. At the beginning, I was struck by such a happy soundtrack in the title, and I really felt that such a cute singing did not match the heroine's temperament, and it was a bit awkward; then there was a joke about "Lovers become brothers and sisters". People are really not interested (there are three people in the photo, I think the relationship between brothers and sisters is probably hanging); finally, it is clarified that it is not a brother and sister incest, take a long sigh, boys and girls can rest assured to fall in love. The love line has gone terribly bloody, but the clue of the students protecting the Latin Building is still well grasped. The colorful campus life is vividly depicted, and the happy scene of cleaning the Latin Building is very Miyazaki style ( It's easy to think of Chihiro and similar bridges in Hal). Another highlight should be said to be the second male? The rare and perfect male protagonist also has a second male who is more pleasing to the eye. He doesn't make many appearances, but he performs well. He acts as a military adviser to the passionate male protagonist in the student movement. Such a setting is very pleasing. Such a role is indispensable in the student movement. If the male protagonist is warm-blooded and calm, it will be too split personality. Especially at the end of the student discussion meeting in the vicinity of 32 minutes, the scene where Mizunuma led everyone to sing. Although there were only two solo lines, he was still amazed by Shunsuke Kazama's good voice. In addition, regarding the soundtrack, in addition to the overly lively title, the BGM with vocals is completely unacceptable. The soundtrack at the beginning of 33 minutes is like this. Well, the lyrics of the second generation are well written, but they are sung. Kind of weird. Aoi Teshima's ending song is very good. I have to say that when the harmonica sounds, it does have a tear-jerking effect. In general, this film is worth watching. The second generation performed well this time. The theme of the healing department is small and fresh, and the depiction of campus life is also quite brilliant. However, the thunder point is also quite obvious, and it is no wonder that some people said that they laughed when they saw the ending.
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