"Scott suffers because everyone wants to have fun. On the perfect beach, nothing is allowed to interfere with happiness, even death." This is a film that can make idealism enter a short-lived climax and bring it back to reality. Plum has become a tourist, a stowaways, a farmer, a monkey, a Duffy, and finally himself. Without the existence of human nature, utopia cannot exist, and there is a price to be paid to reach heaven, sometimes even a dirty price. Pleasure and pain are caused by thoughts, and sometimes heaven can become hell with just a slight push or external interference, or in other words, heaven and hell coexist. There are imperfections in the way the film is shot, but it does not prevent people from seeing the ideas the director wants to express.
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