When the male protagonist is 47 years old and anxiously aware of his relative failure, his only son brings him a life surprise: his son is likely to be admitted to Harvard. There are not many scenes in the movie. Many virgin protagonists Brad’s inner os likes his late-night conversation with Harvard students. Although it ended in embarrassment, he fully expressed his thoughts on the trajectory of his life. What started as adoration turned into a sudden loss of respect, and then questioning that he was just the usual whining of a superior white man. At the end of the climax of the meeting with the old classmates, the two acted so well, embarrassing, surging conflicts, hypocrisy, hypocrisy, and politeness, until Brad listened to the concert affectionately and kept it Tears realized: This world, like many beautiful things, can be loved, but cannot be owned. At the end of the conversation with my son in the hotel bedroom, I felt that the ending was a bit ordinary, and I summed it up: it’s good to be alive.
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