It's not that the movie is bad, it's just that it's too different from what I imagined. I didn't think it would be such a heavy story before reading it.
Think about how many parents think that giving you material wealth is enough. It is impossible to imagine what it would be like when the world lacks communication.
My writing is not very good, I really can't express my feelings very accurately. I'm also not very good at outlining and stating the key plot points of the story.
The tone of the whole story is filled with a kind of heaviness and indifference. A teenager is indulged in the world of the Internet because he has no communication and no understanding between school and home.
He met a girl in the online world, maybe not because of how charming the girl was, but because she was willing to listen to him.
Humans are gregarious creatures and are afraid of being alone. Girls are willing to listen to what the teenager has to say, so the teenager slowly relies on her. What strikes me as very novel and unique is that we surf the Internet just facing the computer screen, and in this film it is shown in an animation-like way.
A group of world-weary, suicidal kids gather online to discuss how to end their own lives. It should be an age full of yearning for life, but they don't seem to be full of hope.
The most profound memory is probably that the psychiatrist suggested that the parents use the Internet to communicate with the teenager, but the parents only wanted the doctor to prescribe some medicine to the teenager. This is a sign that parents don't pay attention to communication. When the boy was chatting with the female psychiatrist, he expressed his thoughts, but there was no one outside the door, and no one was willing to listen.
In the end, Domick ended his life. Take the medicine prescribed by the doctor. Before he died, he might have regretted it, and even if he was disappointed and desperate, he never thought of ending his life. The bottle of medicine was originally intended for girls.
In the end, when the girl found out that Domick committed suicide, she left the room she hadn't left for three years, and roared desperately at the sky. Is it sadness, despair, or what? I don't know, I don't know her psychology at that time, and I don't know her future direction.
Finally, the male protagonist is actually not a good-looking 360 without dead ends. When I saw the picture of the actor's original blond hair, I couldn't help but want to say that there is a big difference in temperament, the actor's performance is very good, and the temperament is completely different.
It's not my type of movie, and I'm not really able to calm down and watch this movie. But it's a really good movie.
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