Have you ever seen the big fish begonia? Tell me about it.

Before the film was released, it was always criticized for copying Spirited Away, but after it was released, it was still accused of seriously copying in style and artistic conception. I think this film is really dark. First of all, from beginning to end, I think the painting style is nothing like copying that one. After I came back to brush the film reviews, I went to strike while the iron was hot, reviewed Spirited Away's films and felt the style of painting. Comrade, they really didn't copy anything. From beginning to end, I think only Four Cats in a Sedan is plagiarized. Really, this is a true feeling, not a fanatical brain-dead biased protection.

Plot:

Frankly speaking, I watched this movie with malice and love for Toona sinensis after my friends had played out some plots, so I spent a lot of time in the film. This is a pure love movie, but there is no denying that it does have many places that people sigh and feel. But as far as the plot is concerned, I definitely don't want the fish who swam almost the whole film to be the male owner and the ba to be the male owner ..... Maybe many people read stories based on the cp line of spring, a woman and a man, so this is really a white love line, so I won't comment. But from the perspective of whether I am a man or a woman, the whole movie tells the story of a man who wants love but can't, but uses his heartfelt affection to fulfill the person he cherishes.

In the film, Ling Bo said, "People always meet someone, make a mistake, and then owe something, and you still don't know." Chun met Kun, owed him his life, and finally devoted his life to paying it back, and finally owed him. Line after line, life is really like this. We all want to go back and pay off some debts we owed in the past, but in the end we still owe others, leaving a heart disease and another knot. It really hurts to be alive. What's the point of living by saying "I'm not happy" after changing my life with a spiritual woman? "You can see the depth of your feelings. Ba once told Chunchun that no matter what she looks like, she feels good. The man who grew up helpless with his grandmother loves everything and is afraid of her suffering. He felt that if she died, he would no longer be happy, so he would rather trade his life for her half life. Some people say that Pei's lines are too beautiful to bear. When I heard him read these poems, I never associated them with the word Qiong Yao, and I didn't feel sick. A person loves self-denial, so every sentence really comes from the heart and from the heart. I only feel distressed that he said those heartfelt words in that voice. In addition to distressed, really only distressed. I dare not even ask for a hug easily. Finally, I can only say to Thun, "I regret not hugging you that night. "You don't let him go to the person you love?

Lady, I really thought she was a bitch at first, because I said I went to see her with malice. But after reading it, I can only say that the hostess is just a person who desperately wants to pursue a happy ending, but she finds that she can't have it both ways. She wants to save the life that Kun lost for her, but she doesn't want to end up owing her brother and sister. She couldn't bear to lose her brother, but she almost let her sister at home lose her brother. She walked such a long mountain road behind her back to save her life because she was poisoned by a two-headed snake, but because of this. "

Three views:

I saw some lines that were ruined by the three views. In fact, I think the context and angle of this kind of thing are very important. Just like the sentence that Ba stood at the door and said to Lingpo; "If you are unhappy, what is the point of living?" Some people say that this pessimism is too strong. If you are unhappy, you will not live? What I want to express is that only when Toona sinensis is alive will he be happy, so why not exchange his life for Toona sinensis's half-life for that happiness? He didn't change his life for death, he changed his life for Toona sinensis. He didn't feel unhappy, didn't want to live, and didn't want to change his life. He was afraid to watch Toona die and change his life.

In fact, in many places, I think as long as you accept the degree of love for spring, you can really understand what he means.

Finally-

I don't care!

Ba is the man!

Ba is the man!

It is really a man!