I don’t feel astonished or sighed for the film that has no hot spots and no excessive twists and turns, but I think this method of filming is quite good. I don't want to feel that my life is too late, it's amazing to still do things that seem impossible. It's amazing, but people who have the courage to do this kind of thing will have the courage to do it regardless of their age. The most emotional part of the whole drama is to give up. The moment Bryson and his good friends decided to go back, I was moved. It is not easy to give up, or to give up freely and easily is not easy. This may only be done by Bryson, who is in his eighties. Coming resolutely, walking free and easy. At that moment, the hardships and bumps experienced along the way in the past are the most beautiful scenery.
This is a walk that belongs to Bryson and his good friends. I believe that those who really experience it feel ordinary at that moment. No one expresses for you, no one admires it, only your ordinary experience. I tend to believe that documentaries give us the same first-view experience.
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