Regarding the fierce gunfire, I may have to say a few more words. Everyone in the movie has a lot to say. First of all, the most exciting is the youngest son. The story is also linked by him and told by his transformation. Yes, as an adolescent child, he has typical adolescent narcissism characteristics. He feels that he is very good at playing games. He thinks that his article is very good. You can see how much is still in the lens of his girl’s hair. There are some hallucinations and delusions. In the first half, many people may want to slap him because they are really ignorant and disobedient children. Later, when he knew the cause of his mother’s death, when he walked home with his favorite girl at night, he grew up suddenly, because he saw a lot of things clearly, and had more connections with the real world. . In the end, he also became obedient and willing to communicate with his father.
The eldest son is at a confused stage of growth. During the process of changing roles, he cannot see what he wants. Because he is the boss, he shows a sensible image. He studies well, takes care of the family, and knows the secrets of his mother. I also concealed the facts because I didn't want to hurt my brother and father. But the weight of this secret was so heavy that he couldn’t breathe, so he chose to escape, chose to cheat on his first love, and when first love mistakenly thought that his wife had cancer and soon after the world’s big misunderstanding, he was also scumbag. The scumbag did not deny, he narcissistically thought that he was the pillar of the family. In fact, there are many such people in China today. They think they are standing upright, but in fact they can't even stand the roof of their own home.
In fact, the role of the father does not have many highlights. It is a state of knowing the destiny of fifty. He faces the derailment of his wife, the indifference of his son, and the state of not fighting when facing a mess of things. Even facing a new love affair, it is a kind of resignation. He knows all the secrets, but he doesn't want to expose anyone's mask. Maybe this is knowing the destiny.
Finally, let's talk about the role of mother. This role is the reason for setting the tone of the above three male tragedies-an escaped mother. To a large extent, this escape was not caused by her subjectively, but the real life really made her more fearful. I had a chance before. I might go to work in Iraq for a period of time. When I knew that there was such an opportunity, I was very excited. The excitement really made me forget the danger there. I once thought That's because my male hormones want me to really feel the feeling of gunpowder smoke, but after I watched this movie, I realized how much I wanted to escape from here during my most gloomy days Life, because reality is really fierce than gunfire.
Back to the topic, the alienation shown by the mother is universal, and it is the same for anyone. The husband at the airport sends her off, her hesitation is stopped, and her respect is like a guest. This is not the feeling that a real couple should have. The estrangement between her and the children was the same. She couldn't feel her place in the family, so she wanted to escape constantly and made a farewell by suicide. Such a marginal personality was passed on to her children to a certain extent, and of course his husband was also very marginal. But at least they are working hard.
Finally, speaking from the film itself, many people think that the film is really dull and boring. This is no wonder, because everyone's real life itself is already very boring, and it is really a crime to watch such a movie. Some say that the editing is too messy, but it's not messy at all. Each memory segment actually has a deep meaning and represents a change in the character's mentality. Each role is played very well, and the expressions are just right.
Finally, click on the question, what is this fierce fire? Is it a secret? Is it alienation? Or is it our reality? The director peeled off the onions layer by layer in a very practical and powerful way, and finally showed us an old child, an endless loop, that kind of nothingness.
I am clumsy, and many things have not been written in yet, just as a mark that I have watched this film.
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