I would never have watched this movie, a 1:25-length short movie will always only be used for entertainment. This one is too. The opening is really like Lost, with a group of survivors walking around the wreckage--really It 's a bit surreal.
I still like the actor Anna Hataway. She is also beautiful without being pretentious. This time the psychiatrist should be said to have basically passed the test, except when Aunt mentioned Eric, Claire's cold sentence ive never told u what his name said was a bit false.
Of course, this is a problem with the director's design. Similarly, when Claire visited Eric for the first time, Eric turned around mechanically at the door. I understand that the director wants to create a thrilling feeling, But it's too fake. To
the point. There are many themes like passengers, such as the city of angels. Of course, most of the time people dare not talk about death. If the theme is death, then these movies will build the story in the world after death. The most impressive thing is the Heaven of the Wrist Cutters, so the tragedy is actually based on a real comfort, that is, we still exist after death. In the city of angels, the god of death is likened to a kind person Angel, tell a tragedy with a kind angel. But in the end, it's a consolation for our own inability to fight death. Passenger's story is a pan-comedy built on it, but it's no different to the unreligious. In a dark humor. Do people never die? You are dead in other people's world, but you are still alive in your own world. You will always be a survivor of all accidents. A person who understands biology a little When a person sees it, he might even touch his fragile nerves. This is one of the most eternal despairs of us as human beings. I read a film review that mentioned 'eternal despair' for the first time, referring to the People are irresistible to death and despair deep into the abyss. Thinking about it, human civilization has indeed never left the fear of death. From ancient alchemy to religion and God that have always been prevalent in the West. The former tries to fight, the latter tries to comfort. The soul has also become a common belief of all tribes around the world.
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