The script is wonderful, the actors are in place, and the photography is outstanding. This is a movie that runs counter to my outlook on life. If I want to do something like Andrew is a drummer, then I will immediately choose to give up. Because firstly, it shows that this matter is not within the scope of my ability, and secondly, I think doing this will greatly reduce the happiness of life. Obviously Andrew didn't think so. He desperately desires a blockbuster. I don't agree, but I respect his point of view. However, the two things he did afterwards had to make me feel that he was a bullshit. First, he and Nicole broke up (the breakup is not very accurate, it is stop dating). Please pay attention to when he started to hook up N and at what time did he propose to terminate the relationship between the two? The former is after being appreciated, and the latter is after being hit. So this is, when I think I’m pretty awesome, I must have the energy to talk about a relationship; when I think I’m a loser, I think the girl is a stumbling block on my short-lived road, so I can just throw her away. Kick away. It reflects the problems of self-cognition and the extreme irresponsibility to others. Personally, I think the best way to talk to N after he is criticized. It's a pity that A is pretentious. How could a great god tell ordinary people about his failure? Hehe, self-kidnapping, self-inflicted. The second thing is that he complained to Fletcher. A and F can be said to be hated by love. The two of them are the same kind of people, and they both think that people must push themselves to the limit to succeed (I don’t agree with this point. I think it’s their own qualifications that are too low to myth the successful people, and the so-called successful people are more or less There are some talents, and there are no talents A and F). So why do you want to complain to a person who has the same three-pointed view as yourself? Obviously for revenge. Revenge F didn't recognize himself, revenge F's devilish way of education, even if he had enjoyed it. So this incident is somewhat of a public revenge. In addition, Fletcher. F is the most distinctive character in the movie, and even Andrew can be regarded as his foil. He has his own ambition-to train a great, a very famous musician. But his method is more anti-human. I personally oppose this kind of education. After all, the real genius will be happy in what he does. F’s approach will only make it very boring for those talented to misunderstand that what they love is very boring. If you resist emotions, those talents can easily be buried. F has cultivated great people who are fools through repeated practice. I personally think that this sacrifice is too great to make ends meet, so it is not necessary. After F retaliated against A, I realized the dark side of F. Set up such a round to trap A, Jiang is still old and spicy. At the same time, I also began to wonder if the swear words F scolded at the students were really purely for educational purposes? In terms of his revenge against A, I don't think it is. F was aggrieved by too many distortions and ugliness that the movie did not explain. Part of the reason for his way of education was to vent himself. Both A and F are hardworking people. Maybe they don't have any talents, but this effort is enough for them to find a place, which is enough to be admirable. But they all have defects in their personalities, and these defects lead to their paranoia, which leads to their mutual crippling.
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