[Contains spoiler, non-spoiler version review: 3.5 stars, bring enough tissues when you watch it]
Just two days ago, I was honored to have the Wu Chi Tian Ya spot on the night of February 22 in the theater next to our school.
This may be the movie I cried the worst in this period of time. The story tells the acquaintance and love of two teenagers with different diseases in the hospital. The setting of the story is destined that this will not be a HE film, but even with many routines, I finally failed to escape the screenwriter's pen-one thing reminds me of the "I just watched two days ago" "Arctic", but that's another matter.
The teenager Will and the girl Stella are suffering from infectious diseases. In order to ensure that they do not infect each other, they must keep a distance of six feet. Because of this distance, and the life that may die at any time, the relationship between the two and the friendship with their friends are constantly being tested. But just like the title of the heroine’s YouTube contribution video: "When There's Will, There's A Way."
The bold show of affection indented the relationship between the two, and she also bravely proposed the proposal of "closer to one foot than anyone else". On the first date, the two people walked around the hospital with the two ends of the pool cue (about five feet in length) funny. But such a slightly cute and sweet clip made me even more worried about the ending. It turns out that I was right.
Because of the failure of her friend's treatment, Stella went to extremes. Once some nerds and control freaks, she pulled Will to escape the hospital in the middle of the night, just to see the "starlight" she and her sister had been talking about. This is the closest time between the two of them, but it is also the most fleeting time I personally feel.
I think the BE of this kind of film is nothing more than two endings. One was that neither of them survived; the other was the death of one person as the ending. It turned out that the screenwriter gave a semi-open ending: Will, losing hope of treatment, left the hospital under Stella's watch. Before leaving, he prepared a surprise for Stella with the help of everyone. This is also the biggest tear of this movie for me. Until the moment of parting, there was still a layer of glass between the two, unable to touch each other.
Before watching the movie, I didn't expect that this kind of Korean drama would poke me like this. Sudden death is desperate, but watching death come bit by bit without knowing the exact date is even more desperate-you are preparing every day, every second seems to be living in fluke. But it is precisely this kind of life that makes the love between the male and female lords even more pitiful. This is a kind of irresistible love, and it is also the love that happens all the time around us: you never know when an accident will happen, and you never anticipate what will happen in the future. So just what Stella said to the camera is normal, while you can still do it, cherish the people around you.
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