Very immersive. A very delicate film that depicts the psychology of the characters and the plot. At the beginning, I had an airline silver card, and I couldn't upgrade if I bought a discounted ticket. The moment the flight attendant took the curtain, nnd. The protagonist does the work of a non-profit organization (very high-level), and it is a job done by social elites and idealists, but people cannot be exempted from the commonplace, and Bill Gatsby, the former is an elite, and the protagonist only has the idealism of his college days.
When the third-year fellow female classmates criticized him, the real-life issues of class, class, and race were thrown out, like a food chain, with some people at the top, others at the bottom, and there are many layers in the middle.
The male protagonist's inner anxiety and unwillingness are always there, but he doesn't know how much is added by the external environment and how much is his own. The reconciliation at the end-you love the world and the other, but you don't need to own them, perhaps more of the director's expression than the male lead's normal logic. Because entanglement runs through a person's life, but middle-aged people have reached the middle stage because of their physiology and career, and the explosive power of psychological conflict is strong.
When this page is turned over, people will still be frustrated, entangled, and unwilling. One, the evolutionary program of fate has been planted in the genes of human beings for millions of years, namely struggle and competition. Two, in the torrent of cultural evolution, tossing and happy The role models will take your heart out and make you reflect on yourself every moment, whether I should take more responsibility for Brad. Perhaps, the real awakening is precisely the moment of giving up.
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