Watching this movie was learned from the newly concerned public account: I stayed home for another day. In fact, the official account has a simple notification that is equivalent to a spoiler for the timeline. "The following pictures are from the official account."
So this is the first time I see it, I can actually have a little idea. It's much better than station b's many barrages that show the ignorant friends. However, in the process of reading, it is obvious that you should be well versed in it, but it is inevitable that the human thinking has been solidified, and it is difficult to reverse the old way of thinking.
To put it simply, it is the same as what is said in the public account, and it is also like the title of the film: the tomorrow of the male protagonist is the yesterday of the female protagonist. So the heroine who always knows what will happen tomorrow (the hero's tomorrow is the heroine's yesterday) (actually she knows everything, because she has a little green book that records everything they did after meeting) Deducting yourself to cover up the self at that time is obviously already familiar with the male protagonist but has to pretend to be unfamiliar. With the time development of the male protagonist's perspective, the female protagonist has to play the image of a girlfriend who loves each other deeply with an unfamiliar heart.
This explanation seems a bit confusing, to put it simply: Since the two people are at the top of the time axis (although they are also from small to large, from toddler to old man in their respective times), the other in each other's perspectives They are all opposites in reverse time. Therefore, tearful scenes abound after knowing this.
Their grief is so incomprehensible in the eyes of those who do not understand. Just like at the beginning, the male protagonist expressed that his heart was surrounded by the female protagonist, who seemed to be sentimental and without tears, and cried at will. Until the male protagonist discovered the all-purpose little green book, from the beginning of not accepting it, he suddenly realized what kind of sadness the female protagonist was harboring in her heart. Knowing that the two were about to separate, she still smiled and greeted each other every day. And at the end of the movie, he said that he likes to cry so much.
Facts have proved that at the end, the truth of the little green book also came from the male protagonist.
The predicted future of the male protagonist is just the past of the female protagonist. The female protagonist cooperates with the male protagonist to simulate the two people who have just met, the most familiar stranger's perspective, tears are pouring down, and she understands very well. So she plays every day how exhausted her future self is. From this, I feel that although the heroine is considered to be scripted and deliberately performed when the hero misunderstands, it is too harsh. Even the male protagonist finally felt the same feeling: facing a person who should be familiar with you, only to see her face jerky and restrained.
Although because of the obsessive timeline, the time two people can fall in love is only 30 days. At other times of encounter, they can only face each other of different ages and wait or recall each other.
But the male protagonist finally realized the positivity of the Japanese emotional outlook and overturned the pessimism of the female protagonist: I missed it.
The time has also appeared many times in the form of a clock. The barrage has been persistently obsessed with what will happen after 12 o'clock. It also appeared on the last day in the male protagonist's vision: after 12 o'clock, the female protagonist suddenly drove away with the tram in front of her. And dusty.
At the end of the movie, there is a 10-minute reverse timeline story development in order to fulfill the heroine vision that the audience expects. It starts with the flower of splendor and ends with the tram.
Although this setting is extremely absurd, it also has some practical significance for drawing lessons from it. The principle is very simple: live in the moment. End this article with a picture of the awareness we should all have.
from Er Ya Ya Ya Ya on the morning of 2017-6-23
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