We are all hypocrites

Bianka 2021-12-24 08:01:57

At the beginning of the film, Akari told Tono that the speed at which the cherry blossoms fall is five centimeters per second. Is it a love story? It should be the life of an ordinary person. A love that has been buried in my heart, regret it with the passage of time.

The protagonist of the film is Tono, who often transfers because of his parents' work. Once he met a girl who transfers as often as him. Akari, they understand each other and read together. What impressed me the most was that afterwards, Mingli transferred to another school, and they wrote to contact him half a year later. Arranged to meet at seven o'clock in the evening, that day the heavy snow, the car will be late and then late. It was about eight o'clock, and the car finally arrived. Tono walked into the station uneasy, but was surprised to find that Mingli was still waiting for him. They talked happily, walked under the cherry blossom tree in Ming Lixin, and had their first kiss and the last kiss under the heavy snow. Later, Tono transferred schools and they stopped contacting each other. In the new school, there is a girl, Huamiao, who has been secretly in love with Tono, but in the end she has nothing to do with her. Later, they worked, and Tono had a reluctant relationship. They have met before. And Akari's final marriage partner is not Tono. Who knows how long you can love someone? We are all hypocritical people.

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Extended Reading
  • Jamil 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    Is this movie just one man and two women? I'm so bored I don't want to understand it & I see a lot of weirdos who use the title as a label

  • Agustina 2021-12-24 08:01:57

    Always look behind you farther than you. Before you know it, it becomes our distance. But even if I only look at you, you have become things that are getting farther and farther away from me.

5 Centimeters per Second quotes

  • [first lines]

    Akari Shinohara: Hey... They say it's five centimeters per second.

    Takaki Toono: What do you mean?

    Akari Shinohara: The speed at which the sakura blossom petals fall... Five centimeters per second.

  • Takaki Toono: It must really be a lonelier journey than anyone could imagine. Cutting through absolute darkness, encountering nothing but the occasional hydrogen atom. Flying blindly into the abyss, believing therein lie the answers to the mysteries of the universe.