On the day the heroine confessed to the hero, she finally understood the tears of the heroine when they first met, held hands for the first time, and used affectionate addresses for the first time.
The heroine's crying scene is very good, and the sense of substitution is super strong. Basically cry from start to finish.
The end of the movie comes to the year when the heroine was 5 years old. For the female protagonist, their story has just begun, and for the male protagonist, he is the last time he sees her. It was so painful.
Japan likes to use the idea of parallel worlds very much, but it is different every time. The one with the same purpose is [100 times in love with you], that is the heroine who is destined to leave in a car accident, and the feelings behind it are also different. Basically the same as this one.
The ability to smile and wave goodbye at the end is a characteristic of Japanese healing culture.
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