When washing clothes last night. . . By the way, I watched movies on Oriental Film Channel. There are too many bad movies on this TV station, and when I look at the title, I thought it was again. I started to look at it from the halfway point. At first, I was confused, thinking that the heroine was a mentally ill, criminal, and fantasizing that my daughter would board the plane with me. But when the real criminal escorted her back to the cabin, I saw the passengers applauding and cheering about the annoying hostess who was clamoring for her daughter (framed as mentally ill), I suddenly felt a little strange. I am reminded of the social psychology principle in "The Crowd", which is unconscious and easy to be manipulated by the group. When the hostess finally took the girl off the plane and came in front of everyone, everyone's expressions were intriguing. Many comments have complained about how criminals were so easily dealt with at the end of the film, but I feel that such an ending, a group that highlights the collective frame of the heroine, and only cares about their lives and lives, seems to be indifferent to this work. Just like the ending of the movie "The Mist", the ending of the movie is not as sparse and ordinary as the blockbuster, even very miserable and almost absurd, but it really hurts my mind. The cabin of an airplane and the enclosed space in the sky are special, but is this not an allusion of our society? In the end, the suspected Arab apologized for helping the mother and daughter tie the bag, which was the finishing touch.
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