Many people don't like this movie, there is no wonderful story to watch, the ups and downs of the plot are chewed, and the complex character relationships are played; there is no God, rescue, miracle, or even hope.
Only survival, loneliness, and death are accompanied by the icy snow, and the wolves that follow.
But I like to get rid of those useless extras and just be cool to the end.
The meaning of life is given by human beings wishful thinking in order to escape the meaninglessness of life. Only survival can highlight the essence of life.
A moment ago you were like a rat stuck in the mud, doing the most unwilling job in the world, in the icy deserts of Alaska with crooks, fugitives, hooligans, bastards, heartbroken over the loss of a loved one, and complaining about bad The luck, the poisonous fate, the cursed life, felt that he was meaningless to this world, stroked the breath of the panting wolf, took up the gun again, and prepared to go to the battlefield for the last time, this time, to break with himself.
But in the next moment, when the cold death swallows all meaning like the raging snow, survival is a hard and cold wall that you have to cross in front of you. It is more meaningful than death.
We live in various ways, just like in the movies, we can guard the wreckage of the crashed plane and wait for the elusive rescue, or follow the flow to the wolf's den, cover up our inner cowardice with a cynical attitude, and purify the fear of death with the nothingness of God, Or, simply give up in the difficult journey, sit in place and watch the scenery, and greet death with open arms; of course, you can also dance with death like the hero!
No matter what way, there are no survivors on the battlefield of life, there is no end to life, and death is eternal. The so-called luck is just that you live two days longer than others, and you will eventually die in various ways.
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