What I like most about the movie opening is that it depicts the life of Carl and Ellie. Guessing from two little children to each other, how about childless and no heirs, the life of being together without abandoning is already the most beautiful fairy tale. The older a person is, the less he is his own, but he lives for the people who care about you and the people you care about. After the rest of his life, guarding the memories of the house and lover, this was his biggest wish. Turning over the last wish of his dead wife, I think Carl is full of guilt, and I just want to do more for her and do it earlier. But when even the last house full of memories was about to be taken away, Carl fled. Yes, he was to fulfill his lover's last wish, but more importantly, he couldn't imagine a life that he couldn't even live in memories, so he took all the memories-the house, and fled to the starting point of the memories. An old man like Martin Crane, locked himself in the memory of his beloved, unwilling to face reality, unwilling to face his own life, and bet the rest of his life in the most romantic and crazy way. This is love and persistence, but also despair and paranoia.
The memory of a loved one is the most precious, but when the memory confines the soul and makes people unwilling to care for others, it becomes a chronic disease. In Carl’s eyes, Russel, Kevin, and Dug were nothing more than troubles that prevented him from staying with his memory. He only cared about his house and moving the house to the waterfall. Everything else it's none of my concern. But three of them. These are all objects that need care: a child who longs for his father's love, a big bird chased by a "bad guy", and a dog looking for his owner. At the end of the whole movie, it is not about a romantic messy old man flying across the ocean in a hot air balloon made of a house to fulfill the wish of his dead wife, but how a sad old man can regain the fulcrum of life and the object of love. . Finally, as the house fell into the waterfall and Carl's loneliness and self-blame, he would never forget Ellie, but he would no longer numb himself with memories, because he was going to accompany a little boy to count the cars on the road.
In the worst words, this is a story of salvation.
Persistence, trust, hope and love are the eternal themes in Pixar movies. They are not to tell people how great these ideas are, but to let the audience re-understand these overused and even distorted ones along with the experiences of the protagonists. The human nature that influences our lives all the time. This sincerity will not disappoint.
We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are;
One equal temper of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
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