This is a typical American movie with the main theme. Despite its hypocritical side, it really touches people's hearts. Just like "When Happiness Knocks on the Door", it uses an ordinary person's personalized road to success to interpret the level of social development. And national sentiments. The film interprets the blind spots of life from two perspectives. Mike grew up in a nefarious black settlement, but he has always maintained his kind nature because his mother taught him from a young age that he should close his eyes when something bad happens, and open his eyes when something bad has passed. The world is still beautiful. This The blind spot of life keeps Mike pure. Anne crossed this blind spot that night, saw and faced Mike who was lonely, so she avoided him from sinking and enduring like his brothers, she saved his talents, saved his destiny, she Thank God for this, she has made Mike, and Mike has made her. This principle applies to all people. To save others is to save oneself, and to be a meaningful person to others is to do the best for oneself.
"Weakness" is not about a story about a sparrow turning into a phoenix and an ugly duckling turning into a swan. The director's intention is much more positive than this. He fundamentally believes that Auch is originally a phoenix and a swan, but has serious blind spots. Once these blind spots are eliminated, he will be able to show the most beautiful side to the world. In fact, Andersen’s "The Ugly Duckling" is not talking about ducks turning into swans, but about goose eggs accidentally dropped in duck nests. The hatched geese always judge themselves by duck standards, making themselves very inferior, and finally learned When I looked at myself by the standards of a goose, I realized that I was originally a beautiful swan. "The Ugly Duckling" did not become a swan because of self-confidence, but found that he was originally a swan, but he was in a blind spot and didn't notice it.
This film was not made into the so-called elimination of racism and discrimination, and did not involve this aspect at all, because its intention is much higher than this. It is not that white people should deal with black people's mercy and charity, but let everyone discover the beauty, dignity and value in themselves. This is the beautiful interpretation of the so-called "Everyone is created and equal" in the Declaration of Independence, which has been mistranslated in China For "all men are created equal."
It is precisely because of these deep intentions, as well as the legendary experience of the real Auch, coupled with the superb acting skills of Sandra Bullock, that this film captures the hearts of Americans. Some people say that this is just a Hollywood-style inspirational film, and people from other countries may not appreciate it. Really? Who said that Chinese people do not need to understand love for no reason, do not need unity and warmth, and do not need to "be the best of themselves"?
