"A boy too old to be a kid, too young to be a man" I am not.
This movie is simply my mental journey. Although I am already a 26-year-old adult, I still feel like a child at a loss in the face of the incurable disease of my relatives. I don't know how to face this fact, I dare not ask, I dare not think about it, for fear that I might touch a sensitive nerve. And my mother didn't dare to mention it to me, for fear of touching my nerves. As a result, we spent a few months half-playing stupid, which is also wasted time. Then, slowly accept the condition and treat the condition. Just like the plot in the movie, the treatment is fruitless, accepting and facing the deterioration of the mother's condition and leaving. In the first few months, I was still unwilling and felt that the world was ruthless. In fact, when did the world have love, if there is love in the world, then trying to be compassionate to everyone, after all, will lead to ruthlessness towards some people. It is the most painful thing in the world to watch your loved ones suffer from illness and torment you but you are powerless. At that time, I was willing to give everything in exchange for a little improvement.
Every line is the point of tears for those who have experience. This movie is not chicken soup, let alone a cure. If you have experienced it, you will know that this is reality. The death of a loved one is a hurdle you can never cross. All you can do is to continue to walk strong with the touch and courage he once gave you. Although this sentence sounds clichéd, being alive is not a simple thing, and letting go takes only a second of impulse.
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