To be honest, the feeling in my heart after watching this special is very complicated, and even this feeling has been there before I know that the special is released.
On the one hand, I really hope to see these six people reunited in front of the screen. This kind of expectation stems from watching Friends repeatedly, so that I have long regarded these six people as my own... No, more accurately, I have long regarded myself as the seventh person in the play. So I want to see them in the same frame again, this kind of happy feeling is the same as meeting a group of friends who haven't seen each other in a long time.
But on the other hand, I really don't want to see them again, and even further, I'm very disgusted with the "Reunion" that the media has hyped up. Because I know very well that this is a show, and even the half of the mood I want to see them in my heart, I also know that I am consuming these six people, which is a kind of coercion, even a kind of kidnapping.
I wrote in the short comment that as an actor and creator, I am afraid that the most fearful thing is: I will be tied to a play or a character in my life. It's a compliment, and it's a curse. Think about it, no matter what Daniel plays, everyone says it's Harry Potter, whatever Song Dandan plays, you say it's Xiaoxue's motherfucker, whatever Depp plays is Captain Jack, and whatever Wang Gang plays, you think it's He Shen ...Then the actor's acting career is over, over. This kind of stress and sadness is probably what David said in this special. They can only share with 5 other people who have also become "character prisoners", and no one else can understand, not even their relatives.
So, I don't think I have this power, and I shouldn't remind him/her again 17 years later: After so many years, guess what, I still only recognize your role here, you are equal to this role... No, I I think it's so cruel. What I hope is that they can break away from the influence of Friends as soon as possible, have their own lives, have a broader career, and contribute better works. I wish they were themselves, not Rachal, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe. Otherwise, I could have replayed Friends a few more times, instead of having to re-tie them to their characters from 17 years ago outside the show, and come back and perform a big show for myself to satisfy the insignificant feeling in my heart.
Don't listen to what Lisa said: This show has ended perfectly and doesn't need any sequels.
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