Throw away the main line of demanding bosses and innocent subordinates in the movie introduction, and throw away the glamorous and luxurious fashion focus. Perhaps we should pay more attention to the another layer of meaning the film brings to us. Not everyone loves the life surrounded by flashlights. Everyone is envious. It doesn’t really mean that you live happily. The key is to know what you are pursuing in your heart.
Miranda is not exactly as the title says-the devil, she is not close to humanity, but also has her own fragility and helplessness. Andy's final choice is definitely not to retreat or escape. I think the most exciting part is In the end, Miranda said to Andy: Don't be silly, everyone wants to be like this and wants to be like us. After getting off the bus, Miranda was greeted by reporters, flashing lights. Miranda smiled confidently and gracefully. This is exactly what she pursues, no matter the price behind it: a marriage that is about to collapse and the invisible pressure brought by competitors at any time.
But Andy turned around at this moment, left the flashing lights surrounding Miranda, threw the gorgeous mobile phone into the fountain pool, and walked towards his true self.
At the end of the film, Miranda smiled in the car after meeting Andy who had already resigned. This is the most exciting thing. This is her recognition of Andy's choice of true self.
Whether it is the top-level life under the glamour and luxury, or the down-to-earth civilian life, it is everyone's pursuit.
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