However, the debut of a talented female director is quite enough.
Paul's several efforts have not been successful. In fact, in
life, we will also work hard, but it is often not immediately rewarded.
When Paul broke into the basement and got the closest to Anna for the first time, he didn't want Anna to give up at that time, which
made people feel embarrassed.
Good fortune tricks people, and they have more than enough power, but
people are actually very hardworking, but at a certain stage they are still pale and powerless.
Elliott lied to Anna that Paul wasn't crying, and then gave Anna another shot.
"Why do people die, in order to show the importance of life", in fact, another meaning is that people like you, even if you continue to live, have no meaning, so I want you to die.
Anna said before she died, I have nothing but regrets. I hope to have a different life. Every morning I get up to take a shower, go to work, go to bed, and wake up the next day. There is no difference.
Life is all about trying!
Anna wanted to be happy, but she didn't know what happiness was or what she wanted.
When Elliot let Anna go out, she saw fear on Anna's face again.
People are afraid of death, but the truth is, they are more afraid of living. In fact, another meaning is,
if you are afraid of living, don't live!
When people live, they don't know what they want. They are monotonous, boring, and empty. It is because they have regrets that they have an unusual fear of death, and they feel that life should try more.
This is what the director wants to convey
As for the child in the film, the film began to show his kindness, but then the child was misled by Elliot, and finally buried the chicken, (perhaps to show that a kind, uncared child is easy to be swayed by bad people Misleading and exploiting) "Will your mom worry?" "She won't worry" and the multiple appearances of his mom just watching TV are all to illustrate the point.
At the end of the film, "Why don't you go and have a look, Mr. Coleman, go and see if she's dead or alive." At the same time, Liam Neeson's expression, with superb acting skills, is obviously full of affection for Paul. The guilt of being moved, the words "time is running out" even more explained everything.
He felt guilty about what he had done, and was deeply moved by Paul, hoping to fulfill them.
Perhaps the director also wants to encourage us young people, hard work and perseverance will be rewarded,
but there is a suspense, Paul is bumped, and Elliott is caught, or he wants to show that
life is not just a beautiful side, hardships and hardships. Cruelty will come anytime...
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