This title is a bit literary, it may be a reflection of myself, and I felt a kind of loneliness throughout the film.
The loneliness brought by the family, the mother focuses on academics, the father only loves the twin brother, and the sister doesn't understand her own world at all, and she doesn't care.
The loneliness of the environment, Montana, the lonely mountains, no computer, just a black and white TV and a landline, reminds me of The Shining, people are pack animals (is this correct?) Just like that Will there be any problems over there?
The loneliness of thought, the feeling of genius can be incomprehensible and incapable of fitting in by those around you, Sheldon being an example.
Many frames in the movie are very beautiful, and the characters appearing in it are also in line with the movie theme of "adventure", two clouds, Sparrael, etc.
The hero's mother is very familiar to me, and I have seen it in other movies. I don't think there is a problem with the actors' acting skills. Unlike some domestic dramas that rely solely on star traffic, I watched this movie very smoothly, and I didn't even doubt the acting skills. It was very natural.
Some sentences are excerpted:
*If I stay here, I can only hear my own echo
P: (Me too) I have become a drop of water, always finding the path of least resistance, it's the opposite for people
P: Maybe it is because the road with the least resistance may also have the greatest strength, so people choose another way to either escape or protect themselves.
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