Blue, usually the color of melancholy, why would anyone use this color to describe their youth? Shouldn't the colors of youth be colorful? If you were to use a color to describe your youth, what color would it be? Today, let's come to this group of big boys' "Blue Years" with xiaobian!
This film is based on a group of big boys as the protagonist, and the male audience should be very resonant! When you see a lot of plots, you will definitely think of the group of "buddies" who skipped class and fought with themselves, although it may be funny to think about now, but that friendship is still very precious and nostalgic!
The following is a brief introduction to the plot!
The sky was clear and clear, and the teenager had nothing to do.
Kujo (Ryuhei Matsuda) and his brothers grew up playing together, doing nothing all day in the stereotypical and monotonous school, fighting in the party all day and fighting for territory. Because Kujo is bold and fierce enough, the die-hards will follow him to the death when he is an idol and a big brother. The boys in their third year of high school found a new game, and on the highest floor of Asahi Men's High School, whoever rode upside down and clapped the most times outside the roof railing (and did not unfortunately fall into the air) was the boss of the students.
Kujo finds a new thrill in his boring days, and he suddenly loses interest in everything, and only the challenger's fight with him can make him feel the interest that is still alive. The teenagers rode outside the railing, looking up at the sky in unison, where it was so clear that they snapped and left a collective snapshot of youth.
New semester, new atmosphere. Progression, employment, real-world problems and non-real problems arise together. Kujo suddenly realized in some dry weather that his fighting career was just a dream of his life, perhaps because one of his classmates was killed by another, and before the blood splashed, Kujo retreated.
It's just a pity that Kujo's best dead party friend can't forgive him for quitting, and actually uses one death as a final betrayal and accusation against Kujo. Kujo watched his friends drifting and falling from the rooftops, the sky was at hand, and saw the first and last fall of his childhood playmates.
The boy had nothing to do, and the angel flew alone.