Charles Barry is playing with the children, while facing the pressure of life and career that is not easy, as well as various events that often arise, he is still constantly filling My own creation, when I just saw him complete many small tasks in life and play with the children day after day, I actually wrote the most important script of my life. How do I usually do my own things? It's nothing more than rushing to do the urgent things every day, completing one task after another, and finally thinking about the idea of never systematically completing one's own thoughts. So there is nothing wrong with solving the things in life one by one, but the more important thing is to have your own world and fill it day by day, just like Barry has a space of his own thoughts, where he stays in it every time he is alone. After opening the door of his bedroom, there is actually a heaven full of fairy tales. This reminds me of a passage, almost everyone sleeps 8 hours a day and works 8 hours a day. The difference in life lies in what you are doing in the other 8 hours. In fact, I still know what I am pursuing in my life. If I want to pursue it, I will do it. As the saying goes, I can live happily by being brave.
Such a long period of thought is really too utilitarian. It seems that I have lived such a long time for efficiency for a long time. The innocence in my heart is so slowly faded.
However, in my opinion, this film is about how the childlike innocence of people fades. After all, human life is full of hardships and ups and downs. Sooner or later, children will encounter the misery of loss and the deception of adults in the process of growing up. Looking at a character in the film, I occasionally saw my own experience in a daze: the endless yelling and self-willedness when I was a child, and suddenly one day I had my own ideals and it seemed that I started to grow up, no longer Obey the constraints of your elders and leave your hometown to let go and pursue your own life... Sooner or later, the childlike innocence will fade. Everyone has a different process, so people have different personalities. Mrs. Davis’s dislike of doctors lies in seeing that her husband could not be restored with medicine and felt cheated. This kind of stubbornness is really uncommon among my relatives. In fact, if you understand their experience, you often find that their thinking is actually like a child. Simple and straightforward, you can understand its weirdness. Just like Ling Li said in "Allure,", in fact, everyone has their own reasons for what they do, whether it's good or bad. What happened to the four brothers was that the parents left one after the other: the youngest child didn’t understand life and death, and focused more on children’s games. This was the only child Charles who could completely divert his attention by flipping a coin; the eldest child chose to spend the night. Growing up, he has his own stubborn thinking and behavioral character, and can even contradict his grandmother. Little Peter was hurt the most because he happened to be able to understand the lies of adults. He was the most troublesome of all. There was really no good way except time. In fact, Charles’ childhood gave me the most thoughts. It can be seen that the maternal love he enjoyed when he was young was not enough, so he could not handle the relationship with his wife well, and wanted to devote himself to his career. This is all because it was not until after he lost his brother and put on his brother's clothes to try to comfort his mother, the mother looked at him seriously for the first time... In fact, this scene touched me the most profoundly when I watched "Nausicaa" In the last volume of the original book, because when she was a child, her mother often lost her mind every day to miss her other children and ignored her little daughter. Usyka didn’t have a lot of affection for her mother, and she didn’t even like to be a mother. In the end, she even subconsciously vented. The pain of his childhood caused his "child" to die...but Na Usica turned into a deified figure in the end, and Charles chose to have a fairy tale world in his mind that does not disappear with age.
The poster of "Looking for Neverland" says unlock your imagination, but after all, I am a science student and I can only do so much now.
Fri Jun 6 21:23:39 2008
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