Modern people's desire for quick results is getting stronger and stronger, and many of the beauty and happiness that come from the process are getting less and less. No matter how much perseverance there is, it can't match the ambition of mankind to "development". The demise of film is one of many persevering but destined to disappear.
From the beginning of the film, I knew how it would end, and even knew what the content of the four rolls would be after they were processed by the last film shop in the world. To be honest, when these thoughts appeared in my mind, I slowly lost focus on this movie. I didn't expect that even my habit of watching movies has been subtly changed in the rapid "development" of the film industry. Fortunately, no matter whether the first 15 minutes of the movie can attract me, it is my constant stubbornness to persist after watching it. Of course, the ending is the same as I knew from the beginning. Of course, I was still moved.
The old man changed his hat before he walked into the film shop. All the photographers who came to develop the film flashed off the lights because of the old man's death. The male lead picked up his favorite drumstick when he was young...I felt hot in my chest.
This is a good movie. Because it allows me to regain the beauty of the enjoyment process, even if you know the ending of the story from the beginning. It's like, every one of us doesn't know what our end will be from the moment we are born, right?
The old man said: The difference between digital and film is like touching a breast that has undergone surgery. No matter how beautiful it looks, it is fake.
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