The most outstanding convenience in the spirit of the film is that when dealing with this painful story, it uses a more convergent and hard-line attitude to give the whole film a different humanistic care. It does not treat the suffering and exaggerate the pain with the sympathy and compassion of outsiders. Instead, it tells this not-so-common story with a normal and unrestrained attitude of integration. Although this leads to a sparse plot of the film, the high-quality performances of several main characters in the story greatly compensate for this. The self-destructive superb acting skills of Na and Lai make this film truly a story that focuses on the person itself. Faced with terminal illness with a chic and free attitude, it also makes this story even more important. It is to maintain this when we survive and fight. Posture, everything becomes less terrible.
The supporting role is not inferior to McConaughey’s performance. The transvestite role he performs will be more complicated than Ron’s role at a certain level. Ron’s performance is more of a cowboy’s roughness and hardcore. , Relatively thick lines, while Ron is more "female", the coverage of multiple identities and the struggle of his own identity will make his personality a little more complicated. Leader. Ron’s change is also a very significant point in the film. From the first indulgent cowboy gangster to the last person quan fighter, Ron’s biggest change is not just a change in social identity, but also a prejudice. Disappeared, from the initial rejection of homosexuality, the prejudice against AIDS, to the final respect and understanding, Ron showed this for Rayon's big fight. His own experience and long-term relationship with special groups made him see this. The group he rejected before was just ordinary people who lived an ordinary life like him. On the way to fight the terminal illness, they were all disadvantaged groups who stood on the same front, and cowboys were inherently hardcore and unwilling to give in. He stood at the forefront of this group of people and became an unyielding fighter.
Judging from Ron’s initial thoughts, he was initially engaged in the drug dealer business for profit, but after extensive contact with this group and the drug system, he saw that the unreasonable system hindered the survival of this group. Ron’s natural unyielding spirit made him Become a fighter who fought for people’s quan. Rayon’s death intensified Ron’s struggle. From the initial struggle with the hospital to the final struggle with GOV and the system, Ron saved not only more patients, but also more patients. It's himself too. This kind of will forced out of survival and the sense of responsibility given to him by the group saved this once pale soul.
The system is always slower than the reality. When the system is in a race with life, which is more important reminds me of an Aesop's fable: a hunting dog fails to chase a rabbit, and people ask why the hunting dog can’t catch up with the rabbit, the hunting dog. It is said that the rabbit is running for life, and I chased it just to have a good meal. This story vividly illustrates the relationship between the system and the patients in the film. Ron is the rabbit that runs hard. With the tenacity and unyielding resistance of life, Ron finally fought for himself for nearly 7 years. He has them. This group of people in the future has gained a longer life. The two bullfights at the beginning and the end of the film are the reflection of the structure of the beginning and the end, and at the same time a qualitative difference. The beginning of the bullfight, Ron is The indulgence in the corner of the bullring, and the montage produced by this dangerous hormonal bullfighting scene, symbolizes a primitive instinctive indulgence and the stimulation of the bloody senses to the numb soul. This is the original Ron, a pale soul of indulgence. The bullfight at the end of the film has a completely different meaning. It means a kind of toughness and unyielding. The bumpy bull's back can throw you off at any time, just like Ron’s fragile life. In the turbulent trajectory of life on Ru Niu's back, whoever persists longer, who resists the more unyielding, is the real fighter. This is the last Ron, a fighter who constantly fights for life. The completely different meanings of the bullfights at the two ends are exactly the tremendous process of Ron's transformation. This profound meaning can not help but make people feel.
Matthew McConaughey and Jared’s performances full of vitality are enough to win the respect of everyone. It is their respectable performance and fearless dedication that let us know that in this turbulent life, there will always be unyielding. The person held tightly the reins of life until the very last moment.
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