Forrest Gump in Politics and Religion
Spiritual hero/beautiful and lovely heroine
A refreshing love movie, which makes people feel comfortable, accompanied by wonderful songs;
Body language is a bit like "bean", or more like a robot
It’s still a film with hidden religious opposition/Yes, as Khan’s mother said, there are only two kinds of people in the world, good people and bad people; there is no other way of distinguishing; no religion, no skin color, no country, no region, no… What a good moral; a good movie can teach a lot of things
Is this a response to the racial discrimination in the United States after 9/11, to show that Muslims also have kind people; the unfriendly attitude of the United States to Muslims after 9/11 created this film;
The rhythm of the film is really good, everything is the same, the control of the rhythm is the essence, not all directors can grasp the rhythm; Sammy's death scene and breathing space are one second more or less will affect the whole film;
Khan was the Khan, he didn't play Khan, he was the autistic; I believe he went deep into the autism for a long time;
The song "One day, we will overcome difficulties" sounded, returning to the rhythm of Hollywood, the fusion of India and the United States;
The second half of the movie is very similar to "Little Lolita's Uncle Monkey God", but this issue is bigger and more challenging than "Little Lolita's Uncle Monkey God", and it is a theme that is not suitable to distinguish; It is indeed difficult to distinguish bad people, or there are too many people who are good and bad;
It feels like it should be the rhythm of Hollywood and Bollywood co-production; the final dreadnought part has a very strong Hollywood flavor; the appearance of the Muslim brothers in the final part jumped out a bit, too fearless, and became a "red film", Closer to "Little Lolita's Uncle Monkey God";
A large number of aerial shots are used to give viewers breathing space, accompanied by appropriate music to allow viewers to think about right and wrong, deep and shallow, far and near... With enough space and time, this is very important;
Stick to your beliefs, and one day, we will overcome difficulties!
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