Looking at the short review, everyone criticized Xin Haicheng’s film more than praised it, but this will not affect me to give this film the highest evaluation. I hope that different effects will be different, but I will not recommend it to others casually. Like the [Five Centimeters Per Second] I recommend to my friends, they said that you like this kind of tuned things. Yes, I just like this kind of things. This kind of stringed things is called snorting.
The narrative of this film feels so grand that it is confusing, but at the end, it is discovered that Xin Haicheng is talking about what he has been telling all the time. The form may remind people of many of Hayao Miyazaki's films, but whether it is the ubiquitous obsession with light or the almost perverted obsession with the starry sky, they are all labeled as orthodox Shinkai Makoto.
It is also the story of young boys and girls. The characters in Hayao Miyazaki are brighter and more inspirational, while the young protagonists in Makoto Shinkai are often very autistic, indulging in their own world and cannot be saved. , Although the ending may barely be HE, the color of the healing system makes people often indulged in a low mood for a long time after watching it.
Asuna said that it was because of snorting that he came to Jago to pursue the young man who kissed her forehead too, but in the end she understood that the curse of man is to live with eternal loss. The Chinese teacher seems to have never understood this truth, even if the price to be paid in the end is Asuna's life and her own eyes. So the title is called Children Who Chase Lost Voices. Everyone complains about where they are chasing the stars. In fact, the English name can better explain Xin Haicheng’s intention, children who chase lost voices from deep below, the teacher is more like a child than Asuna, but they are pregnant. I came to Yagotai with an unforgettable mood, and came to the gate of death. What the teacher couldn't forget was the wife behind the music box, and what Asuna couldn't forget was the singing of Shun when she died.
Finally, when Shin and Asuna were sitting on the grass and crying together, they probably learned how to live with the feeling of being lost forever. Maybe they won’t be so lonely anymore~
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