Faith and Irrationality

When I heard that he was the director of "Crash", I became interested in watching "Three Days of Dangerous Love". Just listening to its name, I thought it must be an action movie with a tight plot like "Crash". As a result, as I expected, the plot was compact, the tone was dark, and the atmosphere was tense, but what I didn't expect was the love that runs through the whole film from beginning to end--clearly all the evidence points to him 's wife, but the actor still chooses to trust her for no reason, he said, I know what kind of person she is. In fact, in the middle of the film, even the audience, like me, began to doubt his wife's innocence. If at the end it was confirmed that what he believed was just false, how sad the fortress was destroyed at that moment. Fortunately, the director finally let us See the possibility of faith.

Some people may compare it to "Prison Break" and "The Shawshank Redemption", but in my opinion, there is actually nothing comparable. It is also the theme of prison break. " is a description of a man's perseverance and perseverance over the years, while "Three Days of Dangerous Love" is about love and trust.

There are so many shots that touch me. For example, the silent support and tolerance of the male protagonist's father, the tacit embrace, and the map to find the country he went to. For example, the male protagonist and his wife sat silently outside the car. When she moved her little finger to him, the two were finally relieved. He finally understood what she was thinking. Even at risk, they went back to pick them up. 's son. These are the true definitions of home.

Once, the hero mentioned Don Quixote, faith, and irrationality in class, which reminded me of the society we live in now, where faith is at stake. I often have a similar confusion: what are our beliefs, and how do we stand by our beliefs without outside influence. I have always thought about it, I want to try my best to believe in something, but I will always encounter setbacks. At a certain moment, I suddenly realize that selfishness is not human nature, and there are deceit, indifference and so on. So, I really admire the hero's unrelenting persistence, how much courage and firm belief he must have to achieve this.

This movie presents us with a certain idealism. There are too many disappointments in reality, so why not let yourself immerse yourself in the movie and have a good dream for two hours.

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