Obviously talking about "death"
but not sad at all
It's a movie about fantasy and reality
The way the author writes
Use real-time plot to influence the lives of characters
But it doesn't emphasize love like "People in Love Letters"
It is not as simple and direct as
Live as the protagonist of the book
He - Harold Crick (Will Ferrell) is an IRS auditor
Live a very regular monotonous life every day
But gradually realized that he became the protagonist of Karen Eiffel
Her voice always ringing in my ears
Can see into his daily routine and even predict his death in the near future
She can control her own life and death!
What he doesn't understand is
This narrator's voice is dominating his life
Still talking about his life
What will happen if he does nothing?
tell him the truth
even do nothing
His house will still be torn down and he has to get out of the house
so
He tries to get along with his work buddies
try to manage your own love
Be the active side in the relationship between writer and fictional character
In short even without making any changes
Life also forces you to get out of the house and act
So better
Take the typewriter of your life into your own hands
I only write tragedy in my life
She - Karen Eiffel (Emma Thompson) is a writer
pessimistic character
Never let the protagonist escape the fate of death
At the moment she is worrying about how to arrange for the hero to die great
She encountered a writing bottleneck
Almost wanted to be inspired by experiencing death
She didn't know that the male protagonist in the pen completely overlapped with him in real life
And the plot of the hero's death will be fulfilled on him one by one
after learning the truth
She also fell into critical thinking
If this person is not illusory
So how many good people have she let die for no reason?
She has always been good at writing tragedies and has always been writing tragedies
to die meaningfully
Harold is dominated by this "imminent death" and "must die" panic
Want to take the initiative to fight for a chance to live
But after reading the entire novel in one go
He chose to accept
No panic and resistance, no more panic
Yes people will always die
Accept the generally "poetic and meaningful" death set in the novel
It's also better than being exhausted after years of overwork in the office.
or a sudden accident
or diseases of old age
Because Harold, who doesn't have much literary appreciation, also understands
This is indeed an excellent work
even if it marks its own death
The next morning when the watch beeps as usual
Harold has made up his mind to meet his own destiny
Complete your final mission in the book
Pick up the little boy who is about to be hit by a car
But if death can express an emotion and a purpose
Is it possible to live ?
Professor says only Harold dies at the end of the novel
To make Karen Eiffel's novel a masterpiece
When Karen Eiffel showed him the new ending
He says it's not bad but not the best
Karen Eiffel revised the script not to print "dead"
Did not write the hero of this movie to death
Not just because she knew Harold wasn't a fake
Not just because of the guilt about the characters you've created before
It's because she realizes so many tragedies in life.
And people go through these tragedies
Just to be able to start their comedy life later
Otherwise empty and flat tragedy
nothing to praise
At the end of the article, I want to tell everyone that Guangxiu has also started to write a public account hahaha
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There is still a lot of light in Guangxiu and I hope to share it with you who also need light
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