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Movie Review : I want to eat your pancreas

Yesterday, I saw this movie " I want to eat your pancreas" . In the beginning of this movie I thought it would be something interesting as this movie's name is a bit different and it stands out to make you think about it or what this movie is about. At last it made me emotional. I am writing review for this movie because the male protagonist is quite similar to me and some scenes touched me. It made me think and rethink about my perception and the way I operate around people. The story is about a girl 'Sakura' who is going to die and in those last days of her life, she wants to do things in her bucket list. And while completing things in her bucket list, Haruki (the male protagonist) learn things about his life. That, Why is he Antisocial and doesn't has any friends. If you are someone reading who doesn't has friends you must go for this movie. 
This movie taught me three very necessary things for life. 
First, Most of the times we think that people will be thinking that I'm just boring and might not be interested in being friends with me. But, did anyone ever told you, that you are boring and they are not interested in you, in my case nobody ever said that to me. So, it was all in my head for so...so... Long. 
Second, You should meet more people than reading books. A person can tell you much much more than a book plus you get advantage to improve your social skill and many other things too. 
Third, Life is about our bonds with other people. Someone you love, you care for, someone you hate . Our life is all about how our bonds are with people around us. At last, if you are someone who doesn't socialize and doesn't has many friends go and watch this movie. I haven't given any spoiler so do not consider you know the thing. Go and watch it will you a perspective in life. 
 Have a good week .

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