ChatGPT pls explain this in chronological order

ChatGPT pls explain this in chronological order

The opening is a cheap nostalgia bait even by Obayashi's standards, but luckily it does get better later on. Still, I'm not nearly as fond of his comedies as I am of his more tragic late-career work. Might be a weird generalization, but I think the 80's were one of the worst decades for teen movies. Though I haven’t watched much.
 
The parrot lowkey carried the whole movie

The opening is a cheap nostalgia bait even by Obayashi's standards, but luckily it does get better later on. Still, I'm not nearly as fond of his comedies as I am of his more tragic late-career work. Might be a weird generalization, but I think the 80's were one of the worst decades for teen movies. Though I haven’t watched much.
 
The parrot lowkey carried the whole movie

Oh boy, this one was a rollercoaster. It was weird at first and very uncomfortable that the love interest had the same face of the mother when she was young so I was very cautious. But by the end it all made sense. He was seeking for the warmth, and comfort and familiarity. And she couldn't let go. Sabishinō wasn't merely Hiroki's feelings but the mother's as well as the past kept them both in it's grip. The past only one of them really knew and the other created an idealized version of it

Oh boy, this one was a rollercoaster. It was weird at first and very uncomfortable that the love interest had the same face of the mother when she was young so I was very cautious. But by the end it all made sense. He was seeking for the warmth, and comfort and familiarity. And she couldn't let go. Sabishinō wasn't merely Hiroki's feelings but the mother's as well as the past kept them both in it's grip. The past only one of them really knew and the other created an idealized version of it

"Have you ever fallen in love? Fall in love. Fall in love with all your might. Share all of their joys and sorrows."

After only two films, Obayashi is quickly becoming my favourite director. I have genuinely never had films resonate with me the way that 'House' and 'Lonelyheart' have. Grief is such a complicated emotion, and I have never truly felt understood by anybody in my history with it. I feel understood watching these films.

'Lonelyheart' asserts that lamentation is no just cause for letting a memory die; that although time has passed, and people may be gone, the that love you shared will never be lost. Hold these memories close to your heart. Don't ever forget them.

"Falling in love with someone is so lonely. That's why I am Lonelyheart. But still, I think I am happier than the people who don't know that loneliness."

"Have you ever fallen in love? Fall in love. Fall in love with all your might. Share all of their joys and sorrows."

After only two films, Obayashi is quickly becoming my favourite director. I have genuinely never had films resonate with me the way that 'House' and 'Lonelyheart' have. Grief is such a complicated emotion, and I have never truly felt understood by anybody in my history with it. I feel understood watching these films.

'Lonelyheart' asserts that lamentation is no just cause for letting a memory die; that although time has passed, and people may be gone, the that love you shared will never be lost. Hold these memories close to your heart. Don't ever forget them.

"Falling in love with someone is so lonely. That's why I am Lonelyheart. But still, I think I am happier than the people who don't know that loneliness."