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Mariela 2022-03-20 09:01:56
what should life be like
"Some people die in their twenties and are buried forty years later." How many people, day after day, repeat boring work, without any creativity at all, or even useless. Seal for the sake of stamping, and "read" for the sake of "reading". Life was originally short, but it was wasted on such useless...
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Fanny 2022-04-21 09:02:28
Organizations cannot be changed, but lives can.
The plot and the ending are truly merciless. For example, the title of the film "The Desire of Life", what makes people think about "life" during the viewing process. Large-scale organizations, especially those involving administration and public welfare, can easily become passive and neglectful in...
Haruo Tanaka
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Jodie 2022-03-25 09:01:10
It’s the first time I’ve watched it on the big screen. The theme is very heavy. The works of Akira Kurosawa’s heroic era, the terminal illness makes people “alive”, and it is still an elite morality, especially reflected in the heated debate at the funeral, which is too long. My favorite is the "rebirth" at the birthday party in the western restaurant, and the two scenes of being suspicious of a doctor. Section Chief Watanabe confronted the gang, as if Kanbei, Kuzang, and Shichiroji gathered together. "Katsushiro" played a young doctor.
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Tamia 2022-01-03 08:01:17
In the first half, the thinking and torture of life is thought-provoking. In the second half, look at the director's skill.
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Kanji: Don't talk to me about him! I have no son. I'm all alone.
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Kanji: No, you don't understand! My son is somewhere far away. Just as my mom and pop were when I was drowning in that pond. Remembering it now, it's even more painful than it was then.
