Once he became famous all over the world, after BC became popular, his previously scattered films were dug out by fans. Whether it was playing soy sauce, male N number, or the male protagonist of such a small-cost film, he was unanimously won by fans. Unreserved praise. This has always been the case. If a person becomes famous, his previous efforts will be recognized, and only those who like him will be able to trace back the history in every aspect, and only then will he get the evaluation of "It turns out that he was already super good at acting when he appeared in the XX Dragon Set!" , Otherwise, even if he played rare geniuses like Hawking and Van Gogh, BC would still be that so-and-so actor with a weird name. Closer to home, if it weren't for the current momentum of BC, I wouldn't have watched it. Death is a cliché, and it cannot avoid the routine that the protagonist must do something different before he dies. Although in real life most people actually just wait for death and die, but What to do, people have such a strong desire to surpass themselves, and the ultimate problem of death is not so easy to make people just want to catch them. Most people don’t die tomorrow, so few people think about doing something that deviates from their usual life before dying. Just like in this movie, BC sternly counts all three friends down. The implication is that if I still return I will have the chance to live, but most of the people who are alive will still live as they used to. Until they are about to die, they may sigh why they didn't change their way of life before. This is the truth of life. When people are still far away from death, people are entangled with all kinds of "trivial things". Pain will inevitably be more than happiness, nature will inevitably be suppressed to the maximum, and one's life must be forced. The life of choice, complained and complained and lived a lifetime. But... there is no other way. Death is like loneliness. It cannot be resolved or shared. Even if we are relatives, we are the best friends, we are the people who love each other the most, and no one can die for me. So no matter how many points of laughter, this is also a heavy-tone film. However, fortunately, the film didn't start to be sensational until the last ten minutes. Although the sensationalism was a bit overwhelming, it did not appear to be hypocritical. The total outbreak after repression is always particularly moving. This film, like most British films with realistic themes, portrays the subtleties of interpersonal relationships. Different friends play different roles in life. Someone like Davy takes care of you in every detail in life. Someone is like Bill. You may not have a close relationship with him, but you can always play together, and some are like Miles. , Your three views are similar, and you may often discuss life when you are together. These friends, it would be great if you can drink tea together when you are old.
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