Dogs are the only creatures in the world that love you more than they love themselves . At first, because there was such a sentence in the film review, I went to see "Togo", which was also my first film review. I didn't want to repeat the plot, but wanted to write some ideas of my own.
Dogs are the only creatures in the world that love you more than themselves. When I first saw this sentence, it hit the emotional point of my human emotions, and I couldn't help but redden my eyes. It was with this feeling that I watched this movie.
The story of the movie is actually the ordinary daily life of sleds and sled dogs, but why these daily routines were made into movies and have such a high evaluation is because of Togo's perseverance and loyalty? Or the tacit understanding between Togo and the male protagonist? Or a long-distance run of more than 400 kilometers in extreme weather? Those children have nothing to do with the male protagonist, let alone Togo.
One is the unbearable order in danger, the other is the life-threatening companionship regardless of rain or shine. Although I don't know what it means to be 12 years old for dogs, just looking at the number of trips and the weather can feel that this is not an easy trip.
In this movie, I don't want to talk about Togo's feelings for the male protagonist, but two other points.
1. When faced with a crisis, the public in the small town "forced" the male protagonist to accept orders in the face of a crisis.
When all the sleds in the film get together to discuss how to deliver the serum, the movie seems to have informed the audience through both bright and dark lines that the male protagonist will be the only option to deliver the serum.
Because the male protagonist is strong, even if the relatives of the patient choose to escape, when the shackles of "everyone's expectations", "strong ability" and "can't see death without help" are placed on the male protagonist, he has to go. .
Personally I am deeply disgusted by this, to give a chestnut.
"Do me a favor by the way, anyway, you are idle when you are idle."
"You are so experienced in doing this, then you can do it for me."
"You are so independent, and if you break up with him, you must live better than me."
Thinking of this, I couldn't help but swear at it. Strong and independent, should those excellent people naturally give up their emotions, relatives and even their lives for the sake of the world? Why? Why? Why? Even if this person is excellent and kind-hearted and cannot bear to refuse other people's requests, then in the current society, he may "die" faster.
Combining my past experience, I have never figured this out, or I need an idea to make me less impetuous when facing the "shackles".
2. Is character the decisive factor in what makes Togo a Togo? Plus the environment? Are the factors that make Togo the same as the factors that make humans self-made?
If there is no environment, will Togo still be Togo? In other words, Togo became Togo because the male protagonist used Togo for sledding, rather than keeping it indoors and tearing down his home.
While watching this film, I was thinking about the relationship between people and work. If Togo hadn't been lively, active, alert, and persevering, the male protagonist noticed that he might be able to pull a sled, and he would build a deep relationship with the male protagonist through exercise again and again, then would there be any [ dog is this] The only creature in the world that loves you more than it loves itself ].
Isn't this the relationship between Bole and Maxima? Since ancient times, horses have often existed, but Bole has not often seen.
So what makes Togo become Togo is not character, nor environment, but the male protagonist. Is it right?
So as human beings, it is such a blessing to get a job that we are interested in and love for life, right?
After all, it's normal in this world to do a job that you don't like.
But many of us can no longer choose to work, because of this social system, most people have to live according to a set of formulas. Or achievement, there are many ways, not limited to achievement through hobbies, there are many other aspects... Then this is another story.
Finally, if I don't get married, I want to have a few cats and dogs.
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