I know this movie because of a post on a certain website. The main idea of the post is that the poster finds that the more movies he watches, the more he finds the vulgarity of the people around him. He finds himself more and more out of place, so he feels very lonely. He said that he despised theater movies and liked to watch unpopular movies. The first one he gave was "The Broken Horn." I replied to him like this: "Owner, I don't know how many movies you have watched. I have watched more than 6,300 movies, all of which are popular and popular. In my eyes, movies are only good or bad. Of course, some movies that I think are very classic will not be included in this system. In my opinion, watching movies is a shortcut to learn knowledge and broaden my horizons. I have learned more through watching movies. I have also gained a lot of fans and contribution fees by writing film reviews. I am more tolerant of dealing with people. I used to be cynical. Now I can understand others. Some people like rough tea and light rice, and some like the delicacies of mountains and seas, but as long as they are predestined, they have a kind heart that can understand each other, and they can also be friends. You see, Hu Shi’s wife does not know a big character, and she will stay with her for a lifetime. 』Of course, the amount of film reading is my account. Speaking of this, the above experience seems to be the same as the protagonist of the movie, because the protagonist is to a certain extent the same as the poster, but it is a bit older. Our protagonist is a locksmith and a locksmith at the same time, which defines his characteristics: able to enlighten others, but also deeply in decadence. This can be drawn from a few pieces of information-rescued the child trapped in the car at the beginning; spend a pleasant day with his granddaughter; is Gary's hero and idol; the beehive under the mailbox implies that he accepts a group every day The messy information leads a messy life; the clown's actions also allude to the protagonist who has been living in his own fictional cage and pressure. Many people who understand a little bit of truth will create a fictional incompatibility for themselves. The beginner is like the poster, and the advanced is like the protagonist of this movie. They all hate the people around them more or less. why? Personally, I think: you don't care what I value, and I don't care what you value. The protagonist loves his cat and the woman he thinks is perfect, but his son and the girlfriend he just met don’t care about these at all, because his son is facing a property crisis and compliments in front of a woman. A woman is undoubtedly digging her own grave. At the same time, the protagonist didn't care about what they thought was important. He didn't give any help to his son, nor did he chase out to comfort the woman who was hurt by him, or even ate the food left over by the other party. Isn’t it the case that the poster, he thinks that the unpopular movies he likes to watch are very good and important, and ignores (despise) (Depending on) Others watch popular cinema movies, and others do the same. They value cinema movies, not so much less popular movies. (Perhaps it's just that people like it but don't like to say it) So this has caused more and more hatred and loneliness, which has evolved into a fictional cage and pressure. General persuasion from others is useless. For example, the protagonist’s students always kindly take him to various entertainment venues to cheer him up and restore his previous glory, but the result is only counterproductive. The protagonist has eaten more salt than the student has eaten, so how can he drink his chicken soup that he has been thoroughly cooked decades ago; in the same way, I don’t overwhelm the poster on the amount of film reading, so what do I do? Convince him. Heart disease still requires heart medicine. The protagonist has not relied on his own self-realization to unlock the lock in his heart. He took the initiative to take off the honeycomb, although it was a bit painful; he took the initiative to ask his girlfriend for forgiveness; he took the initiative to call his son, Tell yourself that you really love him; in the end, the car is locked and there is no key, the protagonist still relies on his own unlocking technique to open the door. As for the poster, I believe that because he is too young, he has grown up and has been smashed in this society a few times.
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