As an ordinary audience, you can only capture some human details in the movie, in order to examine your own bad life. I watched this movie on a night when I didn't want to study and work. A head full of envy for Bernadette. A young and famous but lonely genius, standing at the top of the social class, even if he faces the mental troubles that human beings cannot escape, he is enough to be looked up to. An Antarctic trip that can be walked, the revolving restaurant in Seattle Center, a wild art mansion with a bit of an abandoned style, or perhaps deeper, the ability to live without affecting the quality of life even if you don’t integrate into the social circle. But genius always makes people feel powerless, and the pressure to become famous at a young age becomes even greater.
Not Bee's peers, but I like this little girl so much... She has spirituality. She doesn't worry when she sees Mama crying. Instead, she accepts that Mama also has a fragile side, and cares for her in a normal way. Sometimes the parties also need to Look at your own pain from the perspective of others, so be a bystander or party who doesn't take it seriously. Far too far...Bee read a lot of information before going to Antarctica, and became interested in it. She wants to further explore and practice, and then make a final pre. The way of thinking cultivated under this education system is too correct. Do it for the sake of doing things, not for the sake of getting results. Maybe the older you get, the more temptations you face, and the more impetuous you are, but in fact, you just need to do things well. Bee is really a mature little cutie, to have such a sensible and transparent child is really a miracle... Well, there is still time to be a cool and cool guy who focuses on work.
The worst part of the whole movie is seeing Bernadette being pronounced insane by her husband, a psychiatrist, FBI officials, and a group of women in the community. How can someone who is not understood but is accused of being a lunatic prove his innocence... The heroine's escape is witty and sober...
Alright~ I will still be a positive and energetic youth tomorrow!
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