I cried so hard to this, I wish I could hug someone

Tulleha said:
it's not that deep bro , chill

Tulleha said:
it's not that deep bro , chill

roots_anime said:
This is probably one of my favorite movies now, up there with Kimi no Na wa. Coincidentally both movies are kind of about fate in a way, I just think it was executed a bit better here. I don't think I have ever cried as hard as I did watching this than anything else I'd seen before. The plot was simple and focused, but message was so beautiful. That life is fleeting and we must cherish every moment, and even the saddest days can still have happy, meaningful moments. But what really stuck to me was what Sakura said about choices, how our lives right now are the sum of all the choices we’ve made up to this point. It honestly changed my perspective on fate and life. The scene at the end where he finds her diary is just where I break down. I don't usually cry during movies or in general, but I couldn't take it.. Sakura was such a kind person, she lived her life the best she could, and never let her illness get to her. I know she's fictional but I felt so sad, I wish I could have hugged her. I hope she is at peace now.

If I learned anything from this, it would be that we should try to live authentically. Sakura’s life, though brief, was filled with purpose because she embraced the present and made the most of her time. Her kindness and positivity weren’t just traits, they were choices she made every day, even knowing her time was limited. That’s what makes her so inspiring to me.

I've always had trouble making strong connections with people and as someone who loves romance anime, this has always been my greatest desire. I feel, if I could make someone like Sakura happy, or help them through a sad time, then I would have fulfilled a purpose of my own.

What a beautiful movie. I am so glad I found this.

Tulleha said:
it's not that deep bro , chill

Dragonzzz58 said:
8.5/10, it’s good but I’ve seen better like bunny girl senpai Dreaming girl

Yllandir said:
For those who say it's not that sad, that's their opinion. For me and many others, this movie leaves an indelible mark on our hearts. Without a doubt, it's the most heartbreaking movie I've seen so far. Sakura was a beacon of light; her sweetness and boundless optimism were so powerful that she managed to change Haruki's perception and purpose in life.

I am someone who can easily feel deep emotions, and even though I don't cry often, this movie left me breathless for days and completely drained of tears. I hope to find someone like her in my lifetime. Thanks to us, who humanize fictional characters, they continue to live on through the years. May she rest in peace.

Tulleha said:
it's not that deep bro , chill

Dragonzzz58 said:
8.5/10, it’s good but I’ve seen better like bunny girl senpai Dreaming girl

lenIen said:

theres no way u just compared it to that thing

roots_anime said:
This is probably one of my favorite movies now, up there with Kimi no Na wa. Coincidentally both movies are kind of about fate in a way, I just think it was executed a bit better here. I don't think I have ever cried as hard as I did watching this than anything else I'd seen before. The plot was simple and focused, but message was so beautiful. That life is fleeting and we must cherish every moment, and even the saddest days can still have happy, meaningful moments. But what really stuck to me was what Sakura said about choices, how our lives right now are the sum of all the choices we’ve made up to this point. It honestly changed my perspective on fate and life. The scene at the end where he finds her diary is just where I break down. I don't usually cry during movies or in general, but I couldn't take it.. Sakura was such a kind person, she lived her life the best she could, and never let her illness get to her. I know she's fictional but I felt so sad, I wish I could have hugged her. I hope she is at peace now.

If I learned anything from this, it would be that we should try to live authentically. Sakura’s life, though brief, was filled with purpose because she embraced the present and made the most of her time. Her kindness and positivity weren’t just traits, they were choices she made every day, even knowing her time was limited. That’s what makes her so inspiring to me.

I've always had trouble making strong connections with people and as someone who loves romance anime, this has always been my greatest desire. I feel, if I could make someone like Sakura happy, or help them through a sad time, then I would have fulfilled a purpose of my own.

What a beautiful movie. I am so glad I found this.

Tulleha said:
it's not that deep bro , chill

roots_anime said:
This is probably one of my favorite movies now, up there with Kimi no Na wa. Coincidentally both movies are kind of about fate in a way, I just think it was executed a bit better here. I don't think I have ever cried as hard as I did watching this than anything else I'd seen before. The plot was simple and focused, but message was so beautiful. That life is fleeting and we must cherish every moment, and even the saddest days can still have happy, meaningful moments. But what really stuck to me was what Sakura said about choices, how our lives right now are the sum of all the choices we’ve made up to this point. It honestly changed my perspective on fate and life. The scene at the end where he finds her diary is just where I break down. I don't usually cry during movies or in general, but I couldn't take it.. Sakura was such a kind person, she lived her life the best she could, and never let her illness get to her. I know she's fictional but I felt so sad, I wish I could have hugged her. I hope she is at peace now.

If I learned anything from this, it would be that we should try to live authentically. Sakura’s life, though brief, was filled with purpose because she embraced the present and made the most of her time. Her kindness and positivity weren’t just traits, they were choices she made every day, even knowing her time was limited. That’s what makes her so inspiring to me.

I've always had trouble making strong connections with people and as someone who loves romance anime, this has always been my greatest desire. I feel, if I could make someone like Sakura happy, or help them through a sad time, then I would have fulfilled a purpose of my own.

What a beautiful movie. I am so glad I found this.

hypexleaks said:

Shut yo ahh up 😭🙏