maybe it's not one of his best movies, and it may not be one of his best One, but I couldn't help but like it and sigh. It is still the routine of underworld births trying to seek redemption, but it is no longer the lofty path that Michael Corleone sought, creating a new future for himself and his family. Al here is just seeking such a simple and beautiful dream, just to escape to Panama's seaside rental car business, with his woman. It's a pity that the inevitable dramatic ending makes people see him go after him with all his strength, but it seems that he can touch it at such a distance, but he can never really grasp it. Perhaps such a story is impressive, regrettable, regrettable, and unwilling.
I still remember what Al said in the film, "The dream never come itself, we get to long for it." The same is true of how small a wish is, we look forward to it, but it doesn't come, because we never pursue it enthusiastically. We imagine a future where our dreams come true, but the future is close but can’t bring us dreams, because we are still standing in the same place, and we have never narrowed the distance from our dreams. That way, there is no reason to complain anymore.
The billboard that seems to be always flashing clearly prints Escape to paradise, which makes people yearn, because many times I want to escape, there are too many reasons and excuses, but often after a momentary fantasy, I have to return to reality and accept reality, because There is no courage, but also because there is nowhere to escape.
Next time you want to escape, gather up your courage and escape to heaven
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