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A movie that reflects on heroism! !
Deondre 2022-03-20 09:01:28
Heroism can be described as a classic element of American movies...and it is also one of the cores of American spirit. Americans have become accustomed to acting as the world's policeman, and American movies are also used to expressing his heroic plot...When you have watched most of the movie, maybe you I will think in my heart that it is American heroism again, but the ending is indeed quite unexpected.... The hero who has always been victorious has failed this time... At the end, the hero helps those who believe in heroism, and only by believing in resistance can they be saved. Freed and ready to fight the demon in the fog to the death, but suddenly the fog dissipated... the demon also disappeared... and those "cowards" who stayed in the supermarket passed by the hero in a bus... remember the hero The painful expression at that time, heroism failed to save people this time, but killed a few people, so the movie ended...Leave a question for us to think about, is heroism always worth admiring? It is indeed a very reflective film! ! It is worth recommending! !
Extended Reading
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Wayne Jessup: I heard stuff.
Mrs. Carmody: Stuff...
Wayne Jessup: Yeah, we all heard stuff! Like uh, how they... they thought that there were other dimensions. You know, other... other worlds all around us, and how they wanted to try to make a window, you know, so they can look through and see what's on the other side.
Mrs. Carmody: Well maybe your window turned out to be a door. Isn't it?
Wayne Jessup: Not my door! It's the scientists!
Mrs. Carmody: [sarcastically] Oh, the scientists.
Wayne Jessup: Yes, the scientists! They must've ripped a hole through by accident. That's how their world keeps on spilling through into ours. That's what Donaldson was saying right before he killed himself. I didn't understand half of it.
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Dan Miller: [after the car runs out of gas] Well, we gave it a good shot. Nobody can say we didn't.