But, I might as well talk about my current viewing or questions~
Judging from the setting of the film, Tom is over 60 years old, and judging from his recollection of the conversation with his son, his wife was in the early days. Has passed away, and his only son also died unexpectedly at this time, then, when he entered the twilight of his life, he suddenly discovered that he was the only remaining member of his family, and the sense of desolation in his heart was undoubtedly It's huge, but he still behaves like a gentleman in most situations, which not only gives a respect for Tom's personality, but also provides a profound case for exploring human nature;
What does travel mean to people? Whether it's to lose weight, quit smoking, or inspire creative ideas, travelers want to find answers to life's problems through travel. And does travel really provide the answer? The end of the film seems to give a point of view: the fat man accepts the fact that he will still be fat, and decides to buy a new suit that suits his fat body to attend the relatives' wedding; the heavy smoker Yu sister also realizes that travel does not make her Quit smoking, so I accept it calmly; that is, travel itself will not provide direct answers, but travel will stimulate thinking to re-examine the problem, and after this thinking, maybe I have found a new perspective on the problem; of course, Tom seems to be traveling. , By substituting the image of his son in different places, he found the answer he originally considered to know more about his son, but, in another way, Tom is actually just trying to understand by substituting the image of his son in different places. Knowing his son, and whether he finally found the answer, the film does not explain clearly, but it seems that this trip also inspired him to think about his life path, so that he did not return to San Diego after the pilgrimage. to his usual life, but to start a new journey
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