At the beginning, I thought of a short story by Flaubert. A hunter fell asleep without any breath of life, so he was buried as a dead person, but he woke up in the dark coffin. The next step is his reaction to the plight, how he doubted God a little bit in despair, denied God, and finally was ruined by anger a little bit.
And Aaron was almost shining, and most of the time he laughed at himself, quietly quieting himself. Or you can say, this is just a coat of despair, and the calm on the surface cannot deny the turbulent waves inside.
But I don't believe that in that kind of situation, people still have the mind to hide and pretend themselves.
When facing oneself, heaven and earth or destiny, it can only be the most primitive and purest emotional reaction, despair, fear, longing, regret, fantasy, ecstasy, each of which is unforgettable.
This is a moment of dialogue between a person and a soul and life, but it is just a moment of indifference. Whether it is fantasy or regret, it has a hint of performance.
I attribute this to that camera.
This camera is too critical. Aaron had thought of his death, but his consciousness was even a little joking, and he could not forget to give himself a simulated TV interview. The typical TV body, self-deprecating, relaxed, small things, small things, no Nothing can be used to joke, including death.
In the end, it is the same with "Slumdog Millionaire", inspirational, high-spirited, relaxed, the protagonist is optimistic at any time, although this optimism is so doubtful. Until you don't know if you can be rescued, it's strange that you don't doubt God.
Of course, knowing it is another matter. And in this movie, we knew that Aaron would be rescued.
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