fast and slow

Gideon 2022-04-22 07:01:05

In the film, Lola ran three times, and it was not until the last time that she got the most happy ending.
Lola ran very fast, and the rhythm of the background music was also fast, but the factor that changed the final outcome was the slowness of the fast.
Because it was a little slower, she didn't collide with the woman at the corner for the third time;
because it was a little slower, she didn't have to know her background, let alone hold her father hostage;
because it was a little slower, she decided to let God replace her Deciding what to do, she got 100,000 marks reasonably and legally,
because she didn't have to face her own death or her boyfriend's death because it was a bit slower.
There are many such situations in life, and sometimes it is at the crunch time, wait for a while, and everything may turn around. If you bite everything too tightly, it will backfire. Knowing the slowness in the fast may be the philosophy of life, just like taking a step back and opening up the sky.

Another theme of the film is love.
The whole story deals with her father's and her own feelings.
We have to think deeply about what we are seeking love for, what are our standards, and how should we maintain her once we get it.

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Extended Reading
  • Mae 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    The gears of fate lead us to similar processes and different endings. The first two endings of you and I were meant to usher in endings that we felt were more plausible. Manny's line in bed is classic: If I die, you'll be sad for a few weeks and then find someone to cry and fall into his arms and forget about me. The most prominent point of this film is to tell people that it is not Lola's view of love, but that all decisions and actions of a person guide the fate of those around them

  • Bridgette 2021-10-22 14:41:18

    I really like Laura running fast to tear a scene into countless plots and split into countless individuals like magic... It's amazing!

Run Lola Run quotes

  • [first lines]

    [subtitled version]

    Narrator: Man... probably the most mysterious species on our planet. A mystery of unanswered questions. Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? How do we know what we think we know? Why do we believe anything at all? Countless questions in search of an answer... an answer that will give rise to a new question... and the next answer will give rise to the next question and so on. But, in the end, isn't it always the same question? And always the same answer?

  • Manni: What if I were in a coma, and the doc says, "One more day?"

    Lola: I'd throw you into the ocean... Shock therapy.