With the deepening of the plot, I fell into it, and I could even find the shadows of the people around me. I actually felt sad and almost shed tears. I'm not a very emotional person, but it touched my emotions. I hurriedly looked out the window so that people around me would not see it.
It's a film about American ethics, a midlife crisis, but it touched me. It can be seen that when you persist in life for decades, it may be boring and worthless, and when one day you suddenly find that such a life has become precarious and walking on thin ice, it is impossible to go back to the past. You will suddenly understand that the world will not go your way. You don't say what would have been, what I should have gotten. No, life can't go the way you want. But since it has already happened, it has become a fact, life has to go on, and the sun should come tomorrow.
There's a lot to learn from this film, and it's a good ethical film.
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