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Also, on his last day, I was expecting him to be more understanding of the fact she's meeting him for the first time as her boyfriend. Maybe introduce himself, ask her if she's ok with spending the next 30 days with him, ask her if she's ok with meeting his parents on the second day of meeting him. :)

Just finished watching and it was beautiful but heartbreaking.

I didn't completely understand the 5 year thing. Is it, that she goes back to her universe and only appears in this universe for 30 days every 5 years?
But that means she must have a full life in her own universe, with university, friends, family etc and these 30 days are like a vacation.

And in this universe, She is living in a world moving backwards? how?!
I thought of this, when in the end she visits the house that he was living in. And I was thinking that maybe she'll move in there for memories, but how. If she supposedly moves out of the house on his 'day 1', then her 'future' would have to meet up with the landlord to get the house. So her present wouldn't know that the house is her's or not. That makes the scene when she's 15 and in a school (in this universe), even weirder. Does she get details from her classmates about 'what happened yesterday' and then leave out instruction for herself on what homework she's supposed to take, what classes are going to be, where's she's expected to show up etc. Why bother if it's just for 30 days?

Living for just 30 days in a backward universe is at least not as bad as living forever.
(she wouldn't have to move in the house if the house doesn't even exit for her after those 30 days because she's in another universe then.)

I'm sure we weren't supposed to dissect the movie logic and just enjoy the feelings behind it and put everything unexplainable to 'magic'.