impermanent Arctic snow field, 7 men with true temperament, and a pack of wolves.
Two choices:
either survive hard, or give up in despair.
One word:
cool.
Cold, cruel, brutal.
Some people commented that the film was a bit anticlimactic, and it was not listed. The tiger head definitely lives up to its name. Just the scene of Neeson comforting the dying after the crash really struck me.
This complete man play restores the real faces of men after facing disasters. They are sometimes vulnerable, sometimes strong, sometimes selfless, and sometimes distorted.
But no matter what they are, it's nothing more than a true embodiment of men. In the wallets of the vulgar, sturdy and cruel oil miners who died, the most pictures of their loved ones were in their wallets; the heart-to-heart conversation in the forest also revolved around family and lovers. They will also kiss the dying same-sex, and they will shed tears in the sympathy of each other.
The friendship that was silently built in the fight against the wolves, and the choices they made in the final struggle for survival and doubts about God and fate, and the moment when Neeson finally put down his wallet and wrapped his dagger in the fight against the alpha wolf... .
I see our men.
Humans and wolves are the same. In today's society, we will encounter "crashes", blizzards, various "wolves", and various unknown fates at any time. However, we also make various choices.
Yes, this is our man. This is life.
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