At the beginning of the movie, I knew that some people would die in this subject matter, but I didn't expect it to be a massacre. When the medical rescuers saw the ashes of the 19 bodies, the picture was too impactful and too cruel. The real world is not a movie. There is no big reunion and happy ending. It makes me wonder have we ever actually cared for people who are doing very meaningful work? What everyone pays attention to is nothing more than the gossip of those star actors. Does this world operate by entertainment? As soon as the photos of real people appeared at the end of the film, I suddenly remembered the news that I had glanced at some time ago. It seems that a group of firefighters died to save the forest fire, and I just glanced at the news title and crossed it, so now I can't tell how many people, where the fire was, or even if it was a forest fire. Shame on me, those who work diligently to protect our lives, and even those who sacrifice their lives, no one pays attention, and even their deaths have not attracted the slightest concern and grief from the public. These numb minds only have the public who only have money, really shame on ourselves. Many people say that this is an American theme movie, so what, it is to reflect the living people and things, it is to let people see those people and things that are worthy of awe, and it is to let people really have a little faith in their hearts. Emotions and thoughts down. But my life is full of pan-entertainment, impetuous and nihilistic environment, spending money to make a stupid movie like Qingyaji is an insult to human beings. Turning off the movie to wipe my tears, I immediately turned on Variety Star Detective and began to continue draining the Sunday night.
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