"Youth and Vigor" is a personal essay about watching the movie. Rational discussions are welcome. If you don't like it, don't spray the name of the movie. It's very interesting. It's obviously a story about old people. It is worth thinking about, the process of youthful vitality and old age is a problem that everyone cannot avoid, but some people will think, some people will not care so much, and who cares most? Maybe the movie has given us the answer. The more people these artists, masters, and celebrities have, the heavier the burden will be for them when they grow old. The screenwriter played by Harvey Keitel said in his communication with young people that human beings are essentially no different from plants, animals, and everything in the world. Death is death. What is the meaning? It didn't make any sense to him, and in the end he jumped off the building and committed suicide, ending everything, I think he figured it out. The language of the film's camera lens conveys a touch of sadness, the composition and photography are very thoughtful, and the characters in the film are also all-encompassing, as if everyone is a book, such a high-end nursing home, so many celebrities Elites, in their later years, although they have no worries about food and clothing, they are only the same mentally. The more they have, the more they are afraid of losing. When I was watching the movie, I kept thinking about a picture. In the film, many old men and women are sitting in high-end swimming pools, high-end restaurants, and high-end clubs, but their faces are dull, thoughtful, this is related to Many of the sights I see in my life are exactly the same, only the scenes are different, maybe their essence is the same, just less packaging, no luxury, every time I see such a scene, I want to laugh, not laugh They, I'm laughing at myself, because I know that if one day, when I get to this age, I will sit at the door in groups of three or five, chatting with neighbors or friends, bragging, and just This has passed, very helpless, but it is conceivable and inevitable.
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