The experience of watching the movie for the first time was not very good. In the noisy venue, the sound effect was not turned on. My eyes were watching an old man who was not very good looking around, and my ears were filled with the report of the student representative, but I couldn’t see it. I gave up in ten minutes and even lost interest in the movie.
Last night, with nothing to do, I decided to dig out its body and whip it.
Ove had probably the two most important people in his life. First, his father. He lost his mother when he was young, and spent the years before adulthood with his father. This man taught him to stick to his principles and how to use his fists to defend his principles. The second, his wife. A woman who is full of sincere love for everything in life, a woman who asks him whether we choose to die or live, a woman who deserves to be deified.
Ove wanted to see his deceased wife in the best possible way, but every time he was interrupted unexpectedly, it was only later that I realized that his determination to kill himself had not changed, but he still couldn't let go of the world and the place where he lived. . He has his own principles and expectations for this community, but the first time he attempted suicide, he knew that those principles might disappear with his death, and the world would go in another direction he didn't expect. How can you rest assured.
He spoke ill of newcomers, but when he helped, he was unambiguous. Every day, he chased the cat from the street, but he kept it by his side. He said that he would never make up with Lune, but he was always firm. protect his rights. He has a weird temper, doesn't speak well, but doesn't make a fuss about young gays, even though he is a child, he will seriously discuss architectural things.
Ove ended up walking decently, calmly, and probably happy. This should also be the way he wants to die.
Why am I alive? I almost thought about it after watching the movie. In order to meet the soul-mate who has figured it out, in order to cherish the people around you more after the inevitable bereavement, in order to fulfill more of your own good wishes, in order to leave more calmly in the end.
Some people may think this is a complete bowl of chicken soup, but for me, it is definitely not.
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