The story of a writer who was kidnapped by childhood trauma and rescued

Theresa 2022-03-15 09:01:04

The pain experienced in childhood may not be black and white blind violence, injury, neglect or absence, but at the same time being loved, but also being cruelly treated, disappointed, rejected, let down... The pain at that time will be Kidnap us for a long, long time or even a lifetime, so that we can stay in childhood and cannot grow up, and at the same time, in order to deal with this world, we have built a shell that is indifferent and hard, and even deliberately annoying so that we will not be approached and hurt, only willing to feel absolutely safe. In front of Ralph, who has no ability to hurt himself and betray himself, and who really has kindness and concern for himself, he shows his pure, kind and warm side. Mrs. Travers is lucky to meet her because he also has his own childhood pain and understands her Walt Dianey, a storyteller, restore the order with imagination, use film and television works, bring Mrs. Travers back to childhood and change the ending, redeemed Mr. Banks, saved Young Helen Golf, healed the pain, brought Mrs. Travers out of childhood Liberate and begin to be able to connect with this world, connect with the people around you, enjoy the mountains, beautiful scenery, blue sky of this world...

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Extended Reading
  • Bradford 2021-11-30 08:01:28

    This film is also known as: "Dad, Love Me Again"

  • Nyasia 2021-11-30 08:01:28

    This was just a filming process, but it was given a legendary color under the stitching of two stories. The two stories are perfectly linked together in a clever rhythm, coupled with the impeccable performance of Emma Thompson, we gradually see a woman gradually open her closed heart, letting the emotion release and relief in the past. At the same time, we can always find similarities with the shadow of our own lives, and then we are moved.

Saving Mr. Banks quotes

  • Walt Disney: [preparing tea] And a spoonful of sugar?

    P.L. Travers: No, I think I'll have whisky.

    Walt Disney: [Pours whisky into Travers's tea, hesitates for a moment, then adds some to his own cup] Oh well, when in Rome...

  • P.L. Travers: Aren't you going to pour it for us?

    Polly: You're perfectly capable of pouring it your self.

    P.L. Travers: She's quite the worst maid I've ever had.

    Diarmuid Russell: So why do you keep her?

    P.L. Travers: I don't know. She reminds me of me.