I watched the 2017 version of "Going Forward with Loads". I watch movies a bit slow. Maybe it has been seven or eighty years since a movie came out, and I will watch it. So this one is pretty early. Last year, when the movie "Going Forward with Loads" was launched (it was not screened in China), it used the five- or six-minute micro-film of the same name that touched countless people in 2013 to promote it. I put the 2013 edition at the end of the article, so I don’t want to read it, just pull it to the end. I also watched a long movie online with the moving impression of the micro movie. How can I put it to say, a 6-minute classic short film must be pulled into a 105-minute movie, but it does not fill in any core hard content. As a result, the whole movie looks a bit boring and slow-paced. The short film can tell a simple story about father's love. Don't need a single line throughout the whole process. It accumulates the emotions of the viewers and concentrates on the burst of tears. Although it is short, it leaves people with endless emotions about the father's love. In the 2017 version, another family and another kind of paternal love were added. In addition to the protagonist Andy, the father who had to send his daughter to a safe place when he died, and the one who felt that his wife and children could not be taken care of because he was going to be a zombie Good for themselves, so he led the father of a family of four to commit suicide. Then joined the daughter's love for his father. The little girl Tumi, even if her father died, she still firmly believes in the soul, and believes that the wise man can help her find her father's soul, and her father can recover. The whole film is very quiet, not talking about the sound, but the kind of emotional processing. One by one, people died, and all that was left to the audience was sigh, not even tears. Moving forward with weight is not just that Andy is carrying his daughter on his back, but in such troubled times, everyone is burdened with great courage to live hard and remember to smile. I didn't write a film review very seriously, I just talked a few words at random.
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