Almost missed the movie because of this silly title. Even when I watched 2/3 of the film, I thought it was just a popcorn film with a laugh from a blogger. Until I saw the snow leopard, played by Sean Penn, who was waiting for the strange uncle, he didn’t press the shutter at all and learned that the man The protagonist lost the No. 25 film, so Uncle Wei shrugged and went to play with the children. I love this character setting so much. Compared with the vitality of the male protagonist who was accidentally ignited by adventure, Uncle Wei Wei is a real one. The person who is live, because he has no moment, is not awake, standing on the plane and rushing towards the erupting volcano? Haha, probably only lunatics and really sober people can do it~
For the male lead, I really don't feel anything, because he is just a slightly exaggerated mirror, projecting you or me who are in the camp every day. We go to work, go to get off work, exercise, date, go to the Internet celebrity shop to check in. It seems that we live a rich and enthusiastic life, but there are not many moments that are actually on the scene. When you are aware, you might as well observe the people around you. It is not difficult to find that most of the time in this world, people have been wandering in the past or the future. Those who seem to be operating with heart may be just photos taken with heart for exhibition. When you are in a circle of friends, you put a beautiful filter on your memory, but how do you feel right now? Maybe just remember the feeling of excitement when taking photos.
That is different from staring at the snow leopard quietly now.
This summer, at the fireworks festival in Tokyo, I excitedly raised my phone to take pictures of fireworks. Like most people around me, I have been staring at the screen of the phone. Suddenly, my eyes left the screen, because a huge firework exploded into the air, as if countless golden stars were broken in the air, and the brilliance filled my entire eye socket. So, I put down the phone.
Stay in it. Right here.
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