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One word, Tear Jerking! Wait, That's Two Words!
I don't know what I was expecting. Maybe I wasn't even expecting anything. But maybe that's why what I'm carrying away is a bit hard to carry.
Someone once told me if you're watching a movie there are three ways you can watch it. One, you can watch as an artist. Two, you can watch it as a critic. Three, you can watch as someone with the life the movie is showing.
For this one I watched it from all three perspective. And what I'm carrying away is life changing. As an observant person I've always watched the life of the people around me. I have noticed things I don't think I wished to notice. I have seen lives from a bystander's point of view. But when you look at the life from the perspective of someone close to them the experience is surprisingly bittersweet. You realise there are times when you are so frustrated that this is happening. But life is hardly fair. This movie teaches us that with every second of it. Every move of it. With every character, every choice they make.
Chunhua to me means strength. Not the strength that never wants to give up. Quite the opposite actually. Chunhua to me is wanting to give up but never going through with that thought.
10 on 10 will recommend. But watching again? I don't think I have that in me just yet. Maybe later when I have grown up enough and start to see life differently than now. And the positive point is our life keeps changing everyday. And we see life differently quite frequently than we realise!
Someone once told me if you're watching a movie there are three ways you can watch it. One, you can watch as an artist. Two, you can watch it as a critic. Three, you can watch as someone with the life the movie is showing.
For this one I watched it from all three perspective. And what I'm carrying away is life changing. As an observant person I've always watched the life of the people around me. I have noticed things I don't think I wished to notice. I have seen lives from a bystander's point of view. But when you look at the life from the perspective of someone close to them the experience is surprisingly bittersweet. You realise there are times when you are so frustrated that this is happening. But life is hardly fair. This movie teaches us that with every second of it. Every move of it. With every character, every choice they make.
Chunhua to me means strength. Not the strength that never wants to give up. Quite the opposite actually. Chunhua to me is wanting to give up but never going through with that thought.
10 on 10 will recommend. But watching again? I don't think I have that in me just yet. Maybe later when I have grown up enough and start to see life differently than now. And the positive point is our life keeps changing everyday. And we see life differently quite frequently than we realise!
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