The urban scenery of the film does not use a big picture and a large field of vision, but is built with children's toys one by one, without losing the childlike interest; the characters in the scene are also dressed in the style of the 1990s, full of retro feeling.
A large part of the beginning is a children's program, and it does make people a little confused and even a little impatient at the beginning. The movie tries to use the noise to highlight the changes in Lloyd's mental state, but it always strikes me as a little abrupt. The grinning Hanks seemed to be able to see everything, but the grinning Hanks returned to "Forrest Gump" in a second, and he couldn't tell whether it was good or bad. In the second half, there were a lot of tears. Lloyd's monologue to his wife in the park, getting up late at night to take care of the children to sing for it, and the conversation with Jerry, it is still worth preparing some tissues. It tells the redemption of an adult world in a warm and simple form of children's films. Love is more difficult to forgive than hate. Learning to forgive is often more difficult than learning to hate. Learning to reconcile with the past, with relatives, and with yourself, as long as The family is still together, nothing is impossible, if you smile, it will be sunny!
Everyone has their own sad story, and in the end, reconciling with yourself and forgiving others is part of growing up in any way. Please stop asking why he treats you like this, you have to forgive him, okay? Let go of your attachments and stop asking why. Yes, everyone needs to reconcile with themselves in the process of growing up, but I hope that there are really kind people like the movie in the world to help and enlighten everyone who is lost and depressed. At the same time, it also reminds us, why not occasionally go down to earth and be an angel to the people around you?
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