Tragedy is tearing apart beautiful things for others to see

Morton 2022-04-20 09:01:27

The sky is dark and the

heart is cold.

It took 1 hour and 30 minutes to watch a movie. The unstoppable depression and sadness hit in an instant. What kind of sadness it is, it can't go away in my heart. I

like the beginning of the movie Time, the old villa, the white tablecloth, the fragrant flowers, everything is so simple and natural. I love this slow rhythm, the piano sound plays the childlike longing and dream, carefree and free.

A kind of relaxed depression. The

boy's blue sky-like eyes made me sad. In his view, everything was so beautiful and so natural that in the end, he even thought that the number on the clothes was just for Games, taking off the so-called pajamas to take a bath, those two pairs of clasped little hands, there is a powerful force, beating heavily on my heart. There is no bloody killing, no painful cry for help, just to take advantage of the endless Imagination to construct the cruelty and madness of war. Sadness, came too fast, let the film end at the climax. The good things were torn to pieces, the mother's hoarse pain seemed so pale, leaving an endless sadness .The movie ends slowly in the long shots of blue striped pajamas. In the elongated shots, I can see that ordinary afternoon, two pure hearts, that pure friendship.

The sky of childhood should be As blue as Bruno's eyes, but his childhood has disappeared in the iron gate, the explorer's dream is broken, and the flowers that have not bloomed are withered like this, withering by that layer of cold barbed wire.

Yes It's not that the more beautiful things are, the more shattered they are, the more they can express

sorrow




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The Boy in the Striped Pajamas quotes

  • Herr Liszt: Yes Bruno?

    Bruno: I don't understand, the Jew is down to this one man?

    Herr Liszt: The Jew here means the entire Jewish race. If it was just this one man I'm sure something would be done about him.

    Bruno: There is such thing as a nice Jew isn't there?

    Herr Liszt: [Sarcastically] I think Bruno if you ever find a nice Jew, you'd be the best explorer in the world.

  • Father: My work is very important to our country and to you. We're working very hard to make the world better for you.