The bad boy Sean Pan Buming is already a blockbuster. As soon as he shot his hand, he teamed up with Emil Husky to bring us this shocking biographical film. He had to applaud "Into the Wild" in English. As it said, the protagonist gave up all job opportunities after graduating from college, and resolutely stepped into the no-man’s land Alaska, and survived without relying on any modern civilization. This is a tribute to idealism and a declaration of war on realism, fettered by life. Human beings, let alone give up everything and go deep into the wilderness, even if there are very few breaking conventions, of course idealism has paid the price. In the end, the protagonist died in a struggle and pain in the wilderness, as if implying the impracticality of idealism, but from another point of view. On the one hand, although the protagonist died tragically in the wilderness, he died above his own ideals. Before stepping into Alaska, he burned the only dollars left on his body. This is a sign that he is not afraid of everything for his ideals, and he lives in the name Most of us in the world have spent our lives in inaction and eager anticipation. If the death of an idealist in the wilderness is the victory of realism, then our dreams are strangled in the trivialities of life and become walking dead. How is it? One of the great fears that solitary living brings to humans is loneliness. In "Remains of a Deserted Island", Tom Hanks lives on a deserted island and finally makes friends with the ball. We can feel that psychological loneliness is above physical pain. , But when you are surrounded by people, the feeling of loneliness brought about by unpredictable feelings when interacting with people is stronger and more worrying than living in the wilderness without anyone. This is also one of the protagonists giving up everything and stepping into the wilderness. The big reason Sean Penn wants to explore is how we should choose to live or be chosen by life. Idealists may eventually be killed by ideals, but the encouragement that the resolute spirit brings us is endless. endless.
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