When I watch this movie, I always think of "The Years of Love".
The male protagonist Ferris in the film is eccentric, dare to think and do, be brave and decisive. In the end, friendship and love are harvested. The most important thing is that he lives happily and fulfillingly. This seems to be the "passion-burning youthful years" we are pursuing. .
This doesn’t help but remind us of Tristin, who is also unruly in "The Years of Love", and at the end of the sentence Alfred said to him, "I obey all the rules, the rules of God and people, and you...you didn’t. What rules, but they love you more than me."
Looking back at the male protagonist Ferris, playing truant, cheating on his parents, the same "human" and "divine" rules were not followed.
Speaking of this, we must talk about the male second Cameron, who is cautious, cowardly, and uncertain, and is a typical honest person. The male protagonist Ferris drove the luxury car without his permission at all, just to take advantage of his honest characteristics, even if Cameron helped him cheat his girlfriend. When Cameron was angry, in order to continue this "master-servant" relationship, Ferris "called" him back with a few witty words. It seems that in Ferris's mind, the so-called "friend" Cameron is just a tool man.
People like Cameron, even if they get real attention from others, are almost nothing but pity in their eyes. There was a period when the heroine of the "After Madness" touched him only, from a small point of view it was a kind of concern, from a slightly larger point of view, is it not a kind of pity?
In the end, "the honest man broke out", but it was his own car that broke, and then the man and the woman were surprised in the eyes of the protagonist. Let's not talk about the struggle against patriarchy for the time being, just look at Cameron on this day, playing with the male protagonist and his girlfriend with illness, and breaking his own car. How sad!
From this point of view, it is also similar to Alfred in "The Years of Love"-honest people, abide by all the rules, but can not get good results, the opposite sex is not so much obsessed with him as it is. mercy.
People have set a lot of rules for this world, so why do many who obey the rules have become honest people, while those who have not followed are praised as brave "breakers"? What kind of youth is worth our praise? This question needs to be considered.
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