Tus Relaciones Sí Importante y Más de lo Crees
Your Relationships Do Matter and More Than You Think
Hey, what's up people!!! I hadn't been here for a few days due to college and time, but we are back and this time with a movie that, although you know what it is by the cover, I had on my endless list of anime to watch and that is growing more and more. A movie that will undoubtedly make you cry, unless you play hard to get (like me) and yet and that didn't work for me, a movie that will not only captivate us for its story and development but also the message it leaves for us at the end of it all. As always there will be spoilers, so if you continue reading it will be at your own risk, I warned you.
First things first, and the first thing is to know what Me Quiero Comer tu Páncreas is about. The film puts us in the shoes of a young man whose name we do not know until the end of the film, one day our protagonist finds a paperback book entitled “Living with death”, it turns out to be a diary of a young woman who has a disease which affects her pancreas and has a few months to live. From this premise begins our journey of self-improvement and appreciating the good and beautiful in relationships.
The animation of the film is somewhat particular for me, since it was a little weird that in some parts it seemed as if the animation was frozen and from one moment to another the most fluid frames I've ever seen, I say weird because it's the first time I see something like that although zero and it's just me but it gave me that impression. The soundtrack accompanies throughout the film and the emotional moments that our protagonists leave us throughout the film. As always, and for me it's already a habit, I don't watch the openings of any anime, unless I consider them very very good, so I'll just say go xd.
The length of the film seems fine to me, every minute counts and contributes to the development of the characters but its pace sometimes makes it feel a little slow, that and it takes its time to tell the story but it seems fine to me because every detail of this plot counts, not only for the entertainment of this type of stories but also what they can convey. The message of the film I think is quite clear, or at least its main objective, and is that it relates to everything that would come to be the interpersonal relationships that surround our lives.
At the beginning we see how our protagonist is a lonely boy who is not interested in socializing at all and prefers the story that the books give us because he is carried away by what he thinks others think of him until Sakura comes into his life, and little by little our protagonist is leaving his comfort zone thanks to her and he helps her to have a good last few days. More than a love story between two people, as it can be believed in the beginning, I would prefer to think that it is going to be a story of overcoming.
Although Sakura's death was somewhat unexpected, we knew she was going to pass away but not in such a sudden way as it happened to her, our protagonist said it “I was in the wrong place at the wrong time” and although it may have taken me by surprise, independent was going to have the same result. At that moment I thought about how one moment you are there and the next you are simply not, which reminds you of the beauty of living life through your different personal relationships, friends, partners, family, colleagues and all the rest, and that it is not really those who are no longer with us who die, but those who are forgotten. Therein lies the great detail of leaving a mark in the history of others
At the end we see that as everything, or at least what I understood, it was a plan or an intention of Sakura, who already had enough time observing our protagonist until she makes the decision to meet him and leave a mark on him, by the way, he himself says it to her when he is in the hospital and goes to visit her. For her part, Sakura gains a friend and sees how we are capable with small actions or giving the necessary attention to someone to transform lives with our essence and way of seeing the world, Sakura stands out in large groups but particularly did not, Haruki showed her the opposite.
Undoubtedly, it is a movie that as it progresses teaches us how good it is to have people around, to have friends who care about you and you care about them, to leave a good with our essence in someone's life, to help someone to overcome at the same time that we achieve it since forming relationships is 50/50 of part and part.
A film that I recommend you to watch and pay close attention to every detail and see beyond what it shows us at first sight. If you have the opportunity to see it, believe me, you will not regret it. I invite you to leave your opinion about it, so we can exchange ideas about this amazing movie and the teaching that I leave you, without more to add, see you in a next opportunity : )
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