To give this movie five stars, I'm afraid it's a little unfair.
Frozen 1 came out in 2014, shortly after my daughter was born, my dog was still around, and my dad was still healthy, I realized that I had just found my magic and was becoming a better version of myself. I looked at the lessons that young Anna and Elsa went through, smiled and nodded, and when moved, I wiped a few tears.
The movie is a fairy tale ending. Everyone walks through the confusion of youth and embraces infinite life.
At that time, life was infinite to me.
The years when Wang Shuo was terrified and rolled on the ground were ruthless, for me, it was just words.
Then, six years later.
Sitting in the theater, when the music played, I suddenly thought that Yao Beina was no longer alive, so, without warning, I burst into tears.
Sure enough, as soon as Anna appeared on the stage, it implied that life was impermanent, and then, the difficulties of life came one after another.
The joys and sorrows of human beings are not the same. From the perspective of God, all living beings are dogs, so it is understandable that the audience may not buy Anna's momentary despair.
However, Anna's heroism is the heroism of adults.
Whatever is witty and brave, whatever is profound and righteous—all are helpless, there is always a step to take, and the best is the right next step.
Even if it's a slap in the face.
Yes, you're just an ordinary idiot and didn't face the giants of the earth, but you must also be capitalized and bolded this way - you're a hero.
So, is it not a gentle gift:
Some people have been desperate, this is a compliment to them, some people are in despair, this is an encouragement to them.
As for Elsa, she takes on another adult theme—searching for her father's history, accepting her father, and reconciling herself.
In the end, the two sisters, who are very grown-up, each took up the burden and made their own homes, gathering less and leaving more.
Everything about an adult is fucking heartbreaking, impermanence, parting, responsibility, despair - that's what adults are like.
Well, they were all smiling, running, and bathing in the sun.
But I'm afraid everyone knows that it's time for people your age to face all this.
How to face it?
Take the right next step.
What else could it be?
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