As the only two countries that have an absolutely positive attitude towards the Great Revolution, the Chinese and French people nodded heartily to the punch at the end of the film.
But reflection on violent revolution is already underway, only in these two countries as a confrontation with the mainstream.
It is undeniable that the profound meaning brought by the end of the film has made this film an eternal classic, but when I saw the squashed birdcage, I couldn't help but think, will this little bird be free from imprisonment from now on? Even if all the shackles of others are removed, people will still create dilemmas for themselves. Who should destroy the prisons they build? When the giant was sitting on the ruins and thinking, he just shattered everything before the rising sun, but what was behind him could not be anything else, only a piece of ruins.
What interests me the most is the seemingly inadvertent irony in the film. On the way the king took the elevator to the secret room, the elevator uttered a lot of ridiculous terms in a brisk but faintly playful voice, not only mocking the stack-bed structure but the ineffective administrative organs, what kind of lady's parasol storage room and so on. , and even put "useless" and "ridiculous" on the king's forehead.
There are also interesting scenes such as blind musicians playing music to lions. Those lions are still animalistic, but it does not prevent them from applauding and applauding the music. But the king, who was covered in a steel casing, threw the blind musician into the Lion Garden, completely ignoring his life and death. It's not that the king doesn't like music, it's just that he never ignores things outside his will.
At the end, the little bird laughed wildly and drove the machine made by the king to destroy the king's palace and his dignity with his own hands. For a moment, he felt a little fear in the cold and cold, and for a moment, he understood it, I hope I can understand.
————————————I am the dividing line ———————————————
I must have just finished writing the paper when I wrote this. . .
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