This movie is based on a Finnish national epic. Before I watched it, I read the introduction of the movie channel, and I didn't agree with the strange Chinese character of the male protagonist. To borrow a comment: "Let's look at this movie as the beginning of a good cooperation between China and Finland", so we don't have to criticize it too much! In this way, when our expectations of things are not so perfect, it is easier to accept them, and these things will actually look cute! So when I read it, I found that it is still quite a classic line:
"No one can escape fate!"
"The most primitive part of the mind makes people fall in love. When people are in love, their serotonin levels will be reduced to The level of neurasthenia, which is supposed to cause depression, but a person who is in love becomes a state of 'worship'. Love works like a drug, but soon the drug loses its effect and the body is not used to it. A state without the other side, people give this dependence a name - love!"
Legend has it that the child of hell, Norway Aite, laid nine eggs and hatched eight sons: fear, pain, desire, ugliness, and ugliness. , fanaticism, hatred, greed, blindness... I don't know what the ninth son is called, but he is living in my heart.
Maybe it's a cultural difference, I'm having a hard time understanding this sadness, and the cycle of Sisyphus-like fate. But just like in "Journey to the West", everyone has to choose a path in the face of fate, and no matter how reincarnated it is, it will always be this path. This is fate. You have to choose, you have to give up, you have to suffer the pain of growing up, and you have to act out a lifetime for that meaningless life...
Suddenly, I yearn for Northern Europe, whether the sky there is as cold and high as the legend, and whether the stars are also More, brighter?
The theme song FEAT is quite nice!
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