A few feelings, I thought about it while watching the film, it seems that I can already think of this at the time (not to say how deep, just say that there is quite a lot of space)
1. Political correctness has a strong meaning. This film is released at this time, whether it is BLM or the awakening of women's consciousness.
2. At the same time that the film divides the proportion of racial equality, it also wants to take into account the feminist narrative, but I always feel that it is too deliberate, deliberately unrealistic, and a bit rigid (a few people are crowded in the bathroom, and finally the protagonist's wife comes in, I thought she could. I offered a plan, and the result was to shout cheers. At that time, I really hoped that she would not speak. A firm and encouraging look is enough.) Anyway, my feelings about the two wives are very general, and even a little negative ^o^
3. Protagonist No. 1 and 2: The No. 1 male protagonist devotes himself to the interpretation of what it means to dare to think and act, and how important it is to dare to think. Yes, I thought a few times at the time: Could it be that the difference between people is not actually the result of behavior, maybe It opened in my mind, what do you think about all day, what do I think about all day... It's like saying that I'm not fighting for talent, I'm still working hard, since I thought of doing it, maybe I dare to think about it. The node is planted. The male protagonist said that before working hard, he can draw his own cake bigger in his mind, and then bigger. (I do not deny that this person may be very talented in mathematics and science. He discovered himself in the early stage, and worked hard when he was determined. There is no limit to the drawings in his mind.)
The second male (translated into Joe or something, pretending to be the second ancestor of the driver) is cynical and self-conscious in the Western Hemisphere. Will be reincarnated, there is no way, I have eaten and seen it, and it looks like a person's work is like a light weight. The innate starting point is high, and the training is good the day after tomorrow. The quality of life really makes me envious. Even if the family wealth is gone, it is still fun, I feel really cynical!
4. Matt: The good boy who was helped along the way is really good, because he always has what he wants, in other words, there is always something that can keep him in check, so he is good from beginning to end. From the parenting style of the two male protagonists (actually, I have a little doubt here. Regarding his background, wouldn’t it be open to the public after a little investigation? Why do the sellers have to be set up well? I don’t know the details of this facade, and sure enough Money is king? And I can't stand the part where he bought the bank building. The seller and the employee who settles the accounts are like a fool. The employee who dials the calculator is just stupid, eh, what era is it? Wrong, I don’t understand it if I have to step on the other side, but ha, this film is based on a true event. As for this paragraph, if it’s true, it’s because I’m too short, otherwise it’s a bit too much, not so pleasing) Later, when he married a wife, bought a house, and stabbed in a basket, the retention of favorability was a mess for him.
And the little brother thought it was very good-looking at the time, a little familiar, I came back to check it, a single man appeared, a little older than then...
The whole movie is a little more surprising than surprise, but there are few points to watch, and the background music is well rendered. Every time it starts at the right time, it feels very full, and it seems that the place where the soundtrack can be matched. On the contrary, the story does not express enough tension, there are many clips, and the part that is stretched is limited. Sitting in the movie theater, I think it's okay not to watch this movie.
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