Dream, or go home?

Stephan 2022-03-20 09:01:09

Looking at "The Undead" again, I no longer care about David's magical power and the twisted logic of the glass doll. Instead, I feel that the dilemma about dreams and family that has continued since "Sixth Sense" seems to reflect Ah San The director’s mood back then,
the psychologist of "Sixth Sense" was enamored of his career and neglected his wife, so that the protagonist would still be worried after years of death. The last sentence of the soaring heaven was "your are never the second"; and When facing his girlfriend in a car accident, the new rugby star of "Undead" resolutely chose to retire. This seems to be right. The glass doll also found an excuse for him "How long can rugby play? 10 years. But love can." Endure forever". But what about the final fact? But in ten years, love faded, and the helplessness of losing a career shattered love. Yes, there is no alienation to each other, no derailment, the children are smart and cute, but all this still cannot compensate for the heart of a man who has lost his dream.

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Extended Reading
  • Reagan 2022-04-20 09:01:08

    The more you get behind, the weirder it gets, and it feels a little broken at the end

  • Kameron 2022-04-24 07:01:02

    If the final outcome changes. . . . . That's good~ Very ordinary story~ Don't believe what I wrote above

Unbreakable quotes

  • Joseph Dunn: I'm just going to shoot you once!

  • Joseph Dunn: Do you think you could beat up Bruce Lee?

    David Dunn: No.

    Joseph Dunn: I mean, if you knew karate?

    David Dunn: Nope.

    Joseph Dunn: What if he wasn't allowed to kick, and you were *really* mad at him?

    David Dunn: No, Joseph.