5 Centimeters per Second- A wonderfully romantic anime that touches the heart.

‎Today I bring you a story of an amazing anime movie. The name of today's movie is "5 Centimeters Per Second" an amazing romantic anime that touches the heart.I am @sila01
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‎When I first sat down to watch this movie, I thought it might be like ten other romantic anime. But as time went on, I realized that it was much more than a story. It is a story of feelings that many of us have experienced at least once in our lives.
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‎The story is very simple, the childhood friendship of two school friends named Takaki and Akari, which later gradually turns into love. But time and distance separate them. I understand this myself. There are people in life with whom you feel a strange attraction, but circumstances, time, and life do not allow them to hold on. That emptiness, that cry of not being able to get, I understand.
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‎In ‘Cherry Blossom’, when Takaki is riding the train alone to Akari, that moment of waiting felt so real that I felt like I was on that train myself. I once missed someone like this, I traveled a lot hoping to see them just once. That’s why I had tears in my eyes watching this part. No dialogue is needed, just the feeling bites from within.
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‎In ‘Cosmonaut’, a girl named Kanae loves Takaki, but Takaki is stuck in a completely different world. Kanae knows that this boy will never love her, yet she doesn’t give up hope.
‎This character has become very close to me. There have been times in my life when I too have waited for someone who may not have thought about me. Or maybe I was Takaki myself, unable to forget someone and denying the love that lay ahead.
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‎When Chapter 3 5 Centimeters per Second begins, Takaki has grown up, but the Takaki he used to have is not there. He is tired, living a monotonous life. He may not be able to show his inner emptiness to anyone.
‎And the last scene is Takaki standing by the railway tracks, suddenly seeing Akari for a glimpse, then the train leaves, and when he looks back, she is gone…
‎This moment is very close to my heart. There have been many times in my life when I have suddenly seen someone I really wanted again, but they have not returned to my life. Even when I look back, they are not the same as before. This movie seems to have shown that feeling of unfamiliar faces, people who are far away and close, perfectly.
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‎There is nothing new to say about the visuals of Makoto Shinkai's movies, but every scene in this movie is like a poem. The railway station, the snow-covered field, the cherry blossom trees, everything looks so magical and emotional, it seems like I am seeing a feeling rather than a picture.
‎And the last song, One More Time, One More Chance, I was stunned when I heard this song. It was as if it was written for my life.
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‎For those who have cried silently for someone in their life, couldn't forget someone, or understood the fear of suddenly losing someone, this movie will speak to the heart.
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