Stewart, definitely not a comforting movie. It can't make people laugh, it can't have the sweetness of love, it can't expand its horizons, and it can't learn from successful experiences. In general, it's not a comfortable movie.
So, while watching the movie, I kept thinking why should I watch this movie?
A drug-addicted homeless, rickety, sloppy, stuttering, is the kind of group who will definitely walk around when you meet on the street. What does the film around him do to me?
What is the use? Suddenly seeing the barrage on the screen, the indifference of the middle class. Could it be that my thoughts are the concrete of indifference? Although I am not middle class. But for the most part the philosophy is "it works for me". Therefore, I like to watch the glamorous urban life, the palace machinations of swords and swords, all of which are upward, and all that I expected and did not have. For the downward, indifferent.
In the end, this kind of humanistic care for the disadvantaged groups gave me more to open up my empathy, be more tolerant of people, and have a deeper understanding of human diversity.
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