Let s share the ending of My Girlfriend is a Robot is a tragedy, comedy or ?

Well, I have some insight into this! Remember a paragraph? (In the future 2100 years, the real Haruka Ayase saw a robot that looked like herself!)

And paid for this robot.,Convert this robot's memories into your own memories here.,But you can see and know that this robot is based on Haruka Ayase's real people.,That is, when she went back to 2008, she had already decided to be with Keisuke Koide.。 Because the premise of the plot is to pave the way for the end, this kind of plot is actually difficult to explain (remember that the beginning of the bridge is Haruka Ayase's real appearance, but she is going back after helping him celebrate his birthday, and the development of this plot may also be the premise that Keisuke Koide will build this robot decades later!). And Keisuke Koide, who is old, knows that he will suffer a disaster one day!

The robot went back to 2008 to stop it from happening Only the elderly Keisuke Koide knew that Haruka Ayase of the real person existed, but I didn't expect to fall in love with this robot . Hey, it's really hard to say clearly, I do feel deeply, but this kind of plot mode is thousands of turns, and I can't explain it at all, I can only rely on personal comprehension to pull because the design of this kind of plot is too suspenseful. . . . Support the original and despise copying) Because many people don't actually understand the connotation of this movie, the last person who appears is a real person, not a robot, which is the essence of the movie!

The real pie Ayase is back in 2008 again to meet Sukee Koyama!

At this time, it has been decided to stay with him!

As long as they are together, it is a comedy for the protagonist.

It should be comedy in tragedy.

The real woman of the future came to the present, and because of love, she grew old and died with him here. The world in the movie is divided into three space-times, namely space-time A, space-time B, and space-time C. Space-time a:

The male protagonist met the real female protagonist on his birthday in 2007.,Later, he closed his eyes and parted.,A year later, on his birthday, he was shot and crippled by a madman in a restaurant.。

It took 60 years to make a robot to go back to the past to save himself.,These 60 years have been obsessed with the real heroine.,So this robot is made into the appearance of a real heroine.,Time and space travel back to the past.。 Time and space b: The main plot of the movie, the robot heroine returned to the male protagonist's birthday in 2008, rescued the male protagonist in the random shooting of the madman, and sacrificed in order to save the male protagonist in the final **.

The male protagonist later spent 60 years finally repairing the robot heroine.,And preserving the memory of the robot heroine.,Finally, the male and the robot heroine held hands and watched the sunset.,The male protagonist died.。 The heroine also ended her own life, and the two were stored together in the wax museum until they were finally bought by the real heroine in the auction house.

Time and space C: The real heroine obtained the memory of the robot heroine, and was greatly moved, and traveled back to 2007 to meet the male protagonist for the first time, and finally said goodbye in tears. A year later, the male protagonist was rescued by the robot heroine under the random shooting of the restaurant maniac, and the robot heroine accompanied the male protagonist until he died in **.

When the male protagonist hugged the remains of the robot female protagonist and cried bitterly, the real female protagonist returned to the male protagonist's side.

<> "Starring: Haruka Ayaji, Keisuke Koide.

It tells the love story of Jiro and a robot girl. The love between them creates a miracle that overcomes Jiro's fate in an accident and transcends the barrier between a biological human and a robot. The end of the "Savage Limb Mask Girlfriend Series", directed by South Korean Kwak Jae-yong, once filmed "Savage Girlfriend", the story of this film takes place or moves from South Korea to Japan, which is very in line with Japanese love-pure love.

On top of this, a time-traveling plot is added, and the plot creates an ordinary love that is different from the past.

This time and space is cyclical. This picture is a schematic diagram of the space-time theory of this film: she first got the memory chip of the female robot and perceived the touching story of the protagonist and the robot before deciding to go.

Of course, at the same time: it was precisely because she went to meet Jiro in 2007 that the story of Jiro and the female robot in the future will appear. The whole thing is in such a cycle.

It is equivalent to chickens laying eggs and eggs laying chickens, in fact, there is no beginning and no end!

In fact, similar cycles in the film are not limited to this thing: for example, the origin of the amulet of the female robot:

It can be roughly seen in the film: starting from the first timeline, in 2007, the real "girlfriend" from 2133 gave the doll to Jiro - Jiro of the first time line made a robot, and may have given the doll to her, or did not give it - the robot intervened in 2008 and produced a second timeline, at this time, even if Jiro of the first timeline did not give her the doll, Jiro of the second timeline already had a doll - so it developed to 2133, and the real "girlfriend" bought the robot, get the doll - the real "girlfriend" back in 2007, give the doll to the first (first.

2. Third) Jiro of the timeline - (logical order back to the beginning of the sentence, and so on).

08 The first parallel world male protagonist was shot and paralyzed, spent sixty years being a robot, went back to the past, saved the second parallel world male protagonist, **, the robot was broken, it took sixty years to repair, the second parallel world male protagonist died, and then a hundred years later, a girl who happened to grow the same as a robot saw the robot and got the memory, and returned to 08 to see the male protagonist, this is the third parallel world, sent the mascot to the male owner, and then lightning, the robot came back, The back is the part we see (it's the male protagonist of the second and third parallel worlds mixed),As for why the parallel world,Because if it's not a parallel world,,The male owner of the first and second parallel worlds obviously knows the girl.,But from the old version of the male owner's words are not expressed at all.,And then the male owner of the second parallel world has no mascot.,After all, I haven't seen a real female protagonist.,As for why the movie is a mixture of two and three parallel worlds,It's because at the end of the movie, When the male protagonist died, there was no elderly version of the real female protagonist with him.,Obviously, this is the male protagonist of the second parallel world.,so,This is a story of sacrificing two parallel worlds to get a happy house.,Well,The only obvious bug in the whole film is the mascot.,The above is my film review.。

In fact, it's like this, the whole movie is a cycle, the prototype of the robot is the real person many years later, the real person gets the memories of the robot, takes the time machine to the hero's birthday, and meets the hero - this is the first time the hero sees a girl, so there will be a heroine who says "He thinks I eat, walk, talk......and at this time the actor doesn't know anything.

Then, the next year, the male protagonist was actually paralyzed by a bullet, and he used his lottery prize and his life's energy to make a robot with the impression of seeing the heroine for the first time, and sent it back to the day he was shot, saving himself, and at the same time saving many people (children, girls' schools......）

Later, the actor thought that the robot was eating, walking, talking or something, and drove her away, and ** that day, the robot appeared and saved the hero, and then the actor exhausted his life's energy and repaired the robot.

This robot was exhibited many years later, and the girl saw a robot exactly like herself, so she copied the robot's memory, returned to the beginning of the movie, the actor's birthday, and said to him, "He thinks I eat, walk, talk......."and so on.

Then, the girl chose not to go back to the era in which she lived, she chose to take the time machine to arrive at ** on the same day, and stayed with the male protagonist in the long box.

In other words, if there is no girl copying the memory and going back to the past, there will be no male protagonist who will make a robot based on one side, and if there is no male protagonist who repairs the robot and keeps it, there will be no girl who sees the robot and then copies its memory, just like a chicken and an egg ......

I don't know if I explained it clearly, there is ...... rice

Anyway, I cried a lot when I watched it......

This movie is similar to the butterfly effect, because it will change history because of the time-traveling. The first parallel world: The male protagonist won the lottery in 08, was shot on his birthday, and built a robot with all the money, note that there is no ** in this world, it is the elderly male protagonist who crosses the robot to protect him and has the second parallel world; Second Parallel World:

The elderly male protagonist let the robot travel through 08 years to protect the male protagonist from being shot.,But changing history led to a big **.,The robot protects the male protagonist and dies.,More than sixty years later, the male protagonist has repaired the robot and retained his memory.,The second parallel world is over; The third parallel world: In 2133, the heroine who looks like a robot bought a robot, read her memories, and traveled to 08 for the first time, and said to the protagonist what he said to the robot a year later, and this is the opening scene; After crossing over to ** for the second time, and living with the male protagonist, note that the whole movie is the third parallel world.

I wonder if the upstairs ones have really seen everything? It's funny.

The last girl who looks the same as the robot returned to the male protagonist.,In fact, the first time the male protagonist met was that girl.,And the reason why that girl went back was because she saw the robot that looked the same as him.,She has the memory of the robot.,In short,It's a magical time to cross and cross.。 **6 acted, I didn't know that I still had to answer people.

I think it's okay to end up like this.

But I think we should make another part 2.

The second part should be about the love between a real girl and Jiro.

Personal opinion.

I didn't cry, but I just spun and turned.

08 The first parallel world male protagonist was shot and paralyzed, spent sixty years being a robot, went back to the past, saved the second parallel world male protagonist, **, the robot was broken, it took sixty years to repair, the second parallel world male protagonist died, and then a hundred years later, a girl who happened to grow the same as a robot saw the robot and got the memory, and returned to 08 to see the male protagonist, this is the third parallel world, sent the mascot to the male owner, and then lightning, the robot came back, The back is the part we see (it's the male protagonist of the second and third parallel worlds mixed),As for why the parallel world,Because if it's not a parallel world,,The male owner of the first and second parallel worlds obviously knows the girl.,But from the old version of the male owner's words are not expressed at all.,And then the male owner of the second parallel world has no mascot.,After all, I haven't seen a real female protagonist.,As for why the movie is a mixture of two and three parallel worlds,It's because at the end of the movie, When the male protagonist died, there was no elderly version of the real female protagonist with him.,Obviously, this is the male protagonist of the second parallel world.,So,Actually, the robot is also very important.,After all,The male protagonist spent sixty years resurrecting her.,Who does the male really love?。。。 I believe everyone has a b number.

It's very clear upstairs, so I won't say more.

In fact, I personally think that the most touching part is when the robot's memory is implanted in the girl's brain, because this paragraph injects feelings.

No matter how perfectly the robot is made, she is a robot after all, and she cannot have the same emotions as a real person. Like a female robot who desperately protects the male protagonist just because it's her mission. If so, the movie can't be upgraded to a romance.

Therefore, at the end of the movie, the memory of the emotionless robot is implanted into the brain of a human with feelings, so that things like "love" can be truly expressed.

This is my understanding after reading it, but it's just a personal opinion.

If you want a happy ending, you can only do this, after all, you can't live with a robot for a lifetime.

I think it's okay to end up like this.

But I think we should make another part 2.

The second part should be about the love between a real girl and Jiro.

Personal opinion.