Coppola didn't call it true on philosophical issues, and still wanted to tell a story, so to speak, as a pure director.
In a plot in the movie, the heroine and the hero came to a house in a paradise, but their happiness soon disintegrated when the heroine was possessed by a soul. Her seizures every night undoubtedly gave the study of the origin of language. He provided valuable research materials, but her apparent aging day by day turned this value into selfishness and sin, and the kind-hearted he decided to leave each other and keep her precious youth.
The two rely on each other but speed up the passage of youth. It seems that his rejuvenation is actually a kind of stealing. He steals the youth of the people around him, but she would rather grow old and die than separate from him. The snatch of youth.
What does youth really mean to us? A beautiful body, a spirit of energy and hope, and the privilege of being wrong. We long to leave something behind before our youth is gone, but what can we leave behind? Most are just memories. We do young things when we are young and old things when we are old - remembering youth. It turns out that youth is just creating memories of the future.
Wrong, it's all wrong! Youth is an attitude, and our beautiful body is a metaphor for youth, it lets us know that youth is beautiful, but our young mind always ages with the aging of the body, which is definitely a misreading of youth.
When we are young, we long for adulthood because it symbolizes freedom; when we are old, we reminisce about youth because it represents lost energy. But when we are really young, we don't care, one day... one month... one year... youth just passes by.
If you are allowed to stay young forever and live forever in the world, it will be the arrival of another kind of expectation, envious of the growth of children, and eager to grow old with others. Because the world is changing all the time, if you don't change, you will rub against the universe, and the energy released during this time will make you suffocate - life is better than death.
Just follow nature, don't envy this or that, be yourself.
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