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Overcome the inner fear of walking in the clouds
Nico 2022-04-20 09:01:41
With the end of the movie in the play, his heart finally sank. In pursuit of his dream, the protagonist in the play walks, walks and enjoys the tightrope of the twin towers of the World Trade Center in the United States that everyone can't believe or dare to try. It is adapted from a real story. The frequent part of the play is that the protagonist walks back and forth on the wire rope, controls the wire rope as he wants, with a light gait, and completes the challenge of the limit of life. The challenge process is exciting and re-creates the details of a Guinness challenge. Depiction, from the protagonist's deeds, people can think of a lot, such as persistence and persistence in their dreams, setbacks encountered on the way to achieve their dreams, and the confidence to overcome inner fear, greed, and self-affirmation and pioneering work after completing the goal. , After the goal is completed, the protagonist walks on the tightrope, dances, and thank you, which deeply moved me, overcomes my inner fear, greed, and conquers myself. It is a movie worth watching. . .
Extended Reading
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Allison 2021-12-01 08:01:27
Gospel for fear of heights, rub
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Frieda 2021-12-01 08:01:27
Quite a good film, audiences who are afraid of heights watch IMAX 3D carefully. In the real story, as soon as Philip left, he carried all his friends (including Annie) and went to have sex with a strange passerby.....#
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[last lines]
Philippe Petit: You remember Guy Tozzoli from the press conference, one of the men behind the creation of towers, he loved the walk, and he gave me a pass to the observation deck, so I could go any time I wanted. And I went there many times, alone. I would find myself there looking at the void, to see how the thought comes back. How the feeling returns. Because it was a beautiful day.
Philippe Petit: And you know this pass I was given?
[holding up the card]
Philippe Petit: Well, these passes they have a date on them. A date when they expire. But on my pass, Mr. Tozzoli, he crossed out the date and he wrote on it: FOREVER.
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Petit's Father: [sigh] My son, the circus clown.