When the memory gradually blurs, we return to the baby's perspective, seeing everything we have seen before, and what we have not noticed before, everything is very fresh, vivid and beautiful. I think about staring at clouds during the day and stars at night, never getting tired. Every time new nights and days bring spectacular everyday scenery, I am overwhelmed and feel a new power and a tinge of loneliness at the same time. As you get older, you will find yourself reminiscing about the past rather than looking forward to the future. At sunset, he finally began to realize how ironic it was that he had spent his whole life in a panic. Just waiting for this embarrassing and stupid death. If only he could go back to the past, he could tell his younger self these truths. - "Such a Beautiful Day"
I watched this movie with my friends tonight, "Such a Beautiful Day"
The image of the protagonist is a stickman, he is sick, he sees hallucinations, he has auditory hallucinations, and he begins to lose memory and become confused. He can't understand what the doctor said, and he can't remember where he put his medical records. After recognizing the appearance of his ex-girlfriend, he didn't remember where his family lived.
His mother's father, was hit and killed by a car.
His mother's mother, was hit and killed by a car.
...
And in the second parallel world,
He was lying on the bed, and the patient next door was a young man. He had five buttons on his body that could make sounds, but he never pressed only one, and that button would make a loud sound: "I'm in pain", "I'm in pain"
Sometimes the sun shines through the window and shines on the cubicle curtains, making them look great, even if the curtains themselves are gray.
In the third parallel world,
He gets into the car, he feels great, and he wants to drive all the time.
He went out of the house, he felt that this day was too beautiful, he wanted to go out for a walk, he saw a woman's shoes, which were full of fallen leaves, for some reason, he felt a little sad in his heart.
He crosses the bridge, he goes around the street.
He got to the door.
He thought it was a really good day, and he wanted to go out and walk around...
In the fourth parallel world,
Bill lay in the hospital bed, watching the friends and relatives around him who no longer knew grieving over his condition.
He thought it was a bit ridiculous, had he waited his whole life for this moment?
If he could go back to how good he was when he was young, he would definitely tell the news to his young self. No matter how bad it is, it's better to tell these young people in front of you, but when you open your mouth, you only say one sentence: …
The stickman protagonist Bill put down the key at the entrance, sat at the dining table, and was eating. He felt a little bored, turned on the TV, watched the TV screen, and unknowingly finished a bag of snacks.
Bill found that he seemed to put the key in the entrance every day, why can he do such a boring thing for so many days?
After watching this film, I felt deeply depressed.
Because of Bill's symptoms, forgetting memories, hallucinations, auditory hallucinations, these things happened to my grandma, but she was Alzheimer's. His ones are, basically, a decent one on my grandma.
Then my grandmother, like Bill's patient next door, was half paralyzed, lying on the bed for a long time, unable to speak, staring at you with big eyes.
Maybe it's because my elders' old age is so painful that it makes people feel very hopeless. If I get old, will it be like this? Pull up your pants on the bed or the living room floor? Rumored to be disliked by children? Take care of me with disgust only for money? Can't even do normal speech? Locked at home and unable to get out?
In such a life, can it really be said that I still live with dignity as a person?
I don't want myself to live in the world like this. Anyway, as a person, at least I have to live with dignity.
"Such a Beautiful Day" may have also explained one thing to me, that is, in the opening sentence, people will eventually die, and when they are alive, they must truly live for themselves. Don't think about death because it will eventually come uninvited whether you invite it or not. So, live out yourself, in your still awake life, consider every day such a beautiful day, and live happily as you wish.
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