Director JJ Abrams is a newcomer who switched from a TV screenwriter. The
famous "Lost" came from him.
In addition, Spielberg's supervisor should be considered a quality assurance.
The opening paragraph made meticulous attention to life in small towns in the United States in the 1970s,
making me almost forget that this is actually a "sci-fi movie"
rather than a nostalgic serenade for the growth of teenagers.
However, the quiet and peaceful scene
took a turn for the worse, and amidst the audience's consternation and surprise, a
tight and frantic burst began.
This is really a film that has a great appetite for camels,
and this sentence is not aimed at the nature of its "science fiction film".
The film recalls in detail the stupidity and innocence of childhood,
as well as the rare innocence, impulsivity, and desperate obsession.
Although there are endless chattering and gagging, the
film is filled with a touch of sadness from beginning to end.
At the end, science fiction and reality naturally converge into a healing current:
no matter what bad things happen,
we will eventually live, and
time will heal all pains,
so
please let go of the past .
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