When I watch this movie, I always think of "Forrest Gump", or the recent similar "Long Time", although they are all personal growth and changes in the context of the times, from the perspective of small people to map the era, to map the social background. But the difference is that Forrest Gump extends in a positive sense, and the mint can be said to allow us to see the changes in the social background and the destruction of a character's fate by the occurrence of events... No matter how kind, beautiful, delicate and sensitive green teenagers he used to be , After experiencing physical and mental harm, he will gradually move towards sophistication, cruelty, ugliness and despair, and sink into it and struggle without being able to escape. I didn’t know much about Korean history during the viewing process, and I only vaguely felt that it should reflect the political background of a certain era, such as the experience of the army and the police, and I only learned a little later, so for me, if I don’t go deeper Understand, the sense of touch in the moment is relatively small. The symbolic meaning of the movie train is relatively obvious, and the train is used for transitions or paving the way for several life transitions. First love is of great significance to the male protagonist in the movie, but also because of the great changes encountered by the male protagonist, he has gradually drifted away from such a good life, but it is always difficult to let go. Several rival scenes that intersect with first love, whether it is the ambiguous memory, A casual meeting, a sad farewell, or a farewell at the end of a first love, no matter how beautiful the past is, there are so many heart-wrenching regrets. From the moment he killed the female student by mistake, life began to slide into a darker and darker abyss, and the male protagonist who gave up on himself became more and more numb. After all, he lost everything and lost himself. The cry of the coming train is probably his anger towards life and an accusation towards society. And at the end of the film, his tears of joy and emotion, accompanied by the roar of the train, went from the beginning to the end...
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