The end seems to be a little tribute to Troy, and Cory seems to be somewhat relieved after listening to Rose's total acceptance theory? If this is really what the whole film agrees to support, I can only say, well, maybe my three views need to be fine-tuned.
After watching it, I was also thinking about what place should I give this movie. As far as itself, it is complex enough to cause thinking. Of course, every viewer can find out the values they agree with according to their own experience and understanding, but Do the ideas that the film promotes or seems to promote affect the evaluation of the film? In the end I think: yes. Of course, some people can also say that the beam of sunshine is a satire for everyone. I can't say for sure, because it seems that praising such a value orientation is not in line with the consistent judgment of modern Europeans and Americans, but in turn, it describes the complexity of life. There seems to be nothing wrong with the helplessness of choice, and the back and forth are endless. :)
Without the constraints of beliefs and laws, will people be vulnerable in the face of desire? I feel that on the contrary, the inner view of good and evil and the pursuit of fairness are the ones who are accountable to themselves and do not harm others. Otherwise, it will become a two-faced person who feels that he has paid countless and self-pity.
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