It is also seen in the film that an American who has suffered a disaster can indulge in his own world and repeat what he wants to do. With the generous government compensation, at the very least, he has no financial worries.
Are there such people around us? It seems rude and offends others, but it is actually out of control. Repeated refusal to help is actually the person who needs powerful and effective help the most.
Yes, some, it's just that all of us in the world simply shy away and give up.
There is a question. Charlie was prosecuted for carrying a gun and confronting passers-by and confrontation with the police, and received a psychiatric examination. But in the end, why did he need his parents-in-law to withdraw the lawsuit to quell the incident? I don't understand this.
I watched it last night, and after reading it, I felt that last night was September 11. It's a coincidence.
This story, based on the story of a widower in the 9/11 accident, seems to be a special event, but in fact, it tells the redemption after various natural and man-made disasters in the world. Actually it is universal.
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