It's the first time I've seen such a movie... It seems to be a bit too heavy, and there are also some scenes about strippers... I couldn't accept it before, but they were just presented as members of society.
I have never thought deeply about the content of the movie before, and this time I just wrote something on the spur of the moment after watching the movie once, but I still hope to understand a little bit of the essence of the movie... ...
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(1) Several crosses in the movie: the first time is in the title - on Jack's back; the second time is in the church where Charlie goes; the third time is on the wall of the hospital where Billy lives. God made them unhappy, but gave them happiness.
(2) Red in the movie: The red in the movie seems to represent hope... The name Scarlet itself, including the red dress she wears at the end of the film, she has been looking for hope for herself and for others (Qwerty) Hope; the roses and red kites of Jack and Billy in another world, the red rose may be the return of Jack's wife's love, the kite should prove that hope can always be in your hands, no matter how far it has flown Far...; The red paper crane that Jack left to Scarlet, and the two plane tickets gave two young people hope and the future...; The only tragedy in the film seems to happen to only one person... That transgender person, "she ” lost her red earrings, she gave up the only hope in her heart, so she went; the red dress of Charlie’s dead wife, who gave Charlie her strength.
Scarlet: From the rush to find the phone, her care for Billy and her mother's love are vividly reflected. She is trying to find happiness for herself and also wants to wake up her son as soon as possible. Is she unfortunate? Carrying a dream, but came to a city where dreams can be destroyed in an instant; pursuing love, but being abandoned by men countless times... She is lucky, she still has the belief that Everything will be better in her heart, support keep her going. Although being a Stripper is a... an unacceptable industry, what else can she do for a "single mother who's just carrying her around"? She wants to wake up her sleeping son at the cost of stealing, she even wants to trade her body for her child's health... She is a person who needs love, she is always looking for someone to love her, and she seems to want more That love belongs only to herself...and that's probably why she's furious after hearing Jack talk about his true heart to Mary. Fortunately, she finally found it.
Qwerty: Obviously, someone who needs to be loved and who wants to find true love. Dealing with dead old people every day, his heart is extremely lonely, after picking up Lucky, he cared for it, and after seeing the dog-hunting revelation, he was restless, Lucky----> what he brought to the dog is also what the dog brought to him his. He wanted to help people who were suicidal because of depression, and his desire not to help Charlie kill himself when he needed money was enough to show his sincerity...
Jack: Maybe Scarlet wasn't his daughter, or maybe it was, or maybe her daughter It's someone who has the same experience, but it doesn't matter, he knows that his time is short, and he wants to leave hope in this world, so when he gave Scarlet the ticket, he said, "It's very important for me to leave it. It's important." In the end, he finally did it, whether in the world or in heaven, he gave others hope, and he was reborn...
Charlie: A pastor who has lost his lover and wants to find someone to love... "The only sin of mine is love for I believe." He has given up hope countless times, and has been left in this world countless times by those who still have hope. Get relief in a dream "I just like sitting alone. Most of us have forgotten how pleasurable it can be." Maybe the meaning of our life is not only "waiting for someone" to love others, but also to love ourselves...
I just thought the movie It stated the lives of several people, and later wrote and found that the word "hope" was repeated countless times. This film should tell us to walk the long road of life with hope...
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