I don't know what other words can describe the feeling this movie makes me.
In addition to being wrong is painful.
The grief made me dare not even play this movie again.
Although I don't know much about surfing.
But I know that human beings are tiny in front of nature.
Big waves like Mavericks and typhoons should be on the same level.
It feels like a small tsunami.
How many billion people in the world.
Who dares to say to conquer nature.
But Jay dares.
The most terrible thing is that he really conquered.
And it's 16 years old.
I can't understand what kind of mood he felt after his success.
for example.
The first three months of the high school entrance examination was a hell on earth.
In addition to the mock exams every day, I just do the questions and think about how to improve the score and which school to apply for.
When the last section of the high school exam ended, the bell rang.
All this has become a thing of the past.
It was not until the end of the first semester of college that you realized how lifeless life is without challenges and goals.
Jay's problem is that he takes on the biggest and biggest problem in the world.
He also succeeded.
There is nothing in this world that he can challenge.
What's more, he has never experienced father's love since he was a child.
My mother was once again decadent and out of control.
Jay didn't know there was love in life.
Although bumped into Frosty.
But that doesn't mean that the word "father" has healed him.
His life was born for challenges.
Not for love.
Jay had written a suicide note to Frosty before El Niño came.
He chose suicide.
He was very peaceful when he counted down to the moment when his thumb clicked.
There are still nearly 70 years between the age of 22 and the old age.
If it will be bland and disease-ridden in the future.
Then I'd rather die young.
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