The older you get, the more vulgar

Vito 2022-03-19 09:01:03

The 1988 movie, when Tom Hanks was still fiddling with all sorts of constellations in front of the screen. Watching this movie 21 years after its release, the plot is indeed very ordinary, but I don't see it as an ordinary movie. In my opinion, it is a movie full of irony.
The film reflects all kinds of real society.
*The self-righteousness of adults, they always think they are right.
*People will be polished by society to be homogenized, everyone is like something produced from a mold.
*Innocent people become vulgar. In a big dye vat, no one is exempt from the custom.

Some people say that the ending of the film is a blasphemy of love, on the contrary, I think it is an idealistic ending. If the heroine left the hero at the end of the film, maybe the irony of the movie would be even greater---- I don't like your character itself, I like only your genitals.

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