130 minutes of the movie, I did not fast forward a minute or a second, I was immersed in the narrative of the film. The male protagonist's rebellion led to his growth, to joining the army, to waiting for rescue in the sea, and then to the Japanese prisoner camp. Each fragment makes one think with a question mark.
1. What is the male protagonist's rebellion to explain?
2. What is the motivation for the male protagonist's long-distance running? If it were me, would I have given up long ago?
3. The 48-day survival of the male protagonist in the sea, if it is me, will it collapse? How should I face it? What is my belief? Are you looking forward to the arrival of the Jade Emperor? What is the impetus that motivates you to survive invisibly?
4. In a prison camp. Birdman's various ways of making things difficult and humiliating the male protagonist are the most delicate parts of this film. Every look and every action reflects the male protagonist's perseverance from the side. He may be a god, but he is a man after all. In this passage, I can’t help asking myself: When you encounter such a situation, do you sigh that your life is miserable, or do you stand up to resist and be a heroic warrior at the cost of your life; it reflects in your life, if you encounter a similar situation (probably No) in life, is it to blame others, or to survive with the same perseverance as the male protagonist?
When the male protagonist raised the wooden bar again and shouted, he was shocked. It may not happen at all under extreme conditions, or it is for exaggerated narrative, it is not a big problem, the key is to be able to resonate with the guidance of the protagonist and the director. I think this is also what the director wants to tell the audience, and it is also his inner voice.
5. Forgiveness after World War II (don't you compare the forgiveness of XX country to XX country, that is the villain's ambition, the younger brother under the table), which also shows the tolerance of the host or in reality. If it was me, should I take revenge with a hammer, or should I scold him in the air?
On the whole, the story is complete and the narrative is clear, please forget those gorgeous so-called professional words of the so-called film review. A movie, in the eyes of ordinary people, is a story that can be seriously narrated and spread an inner story that can sublimate one's own thinking, resonate and baptize the soul. What structure is used for other narratives, and what special effects are used, they are all secondary,
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