While watching this movie, I was leaning against the window, the sun was shining outside, and I felt a kind of lazy comfort. At the beginning of the film, there was a lot of laughter in the classroom. Everyone leaned forward and backward. I was no exception. However, when I opened the curtains for the second time, I remembered when Gogol’s "The Imperial Envoy" was released. The audience in the audience was mostly nobles and princes. Everyone laughed to their stomachs. The classic line in the drama-"What are you laughing at, you are laughing at yourself!". I can't suppress myself instantly, and I foresee an emotion that is different from the beginning.
Sure enough, there is no warning, cancer. This is enough to make people desperate, and what is more sad is everyone’s disbelief. Who knows what this daredevil is making for fun? What else can he not get it? What about teasing, taunting, playing tricks, and clamoring? Quite logically, there was less and less laughter in the classroom. Everyone rubbed their eyes and helped their glasses. They didn’t know what to say in their hearts. At this time, we were like knowing that we were sitting on a train that had already been derailed. The direction ahead is uncertain, although the result is destined to be not optimistic, I still want to take another gamble.
Or we lost, convinced. Who would have thought that he would return in this way?
So at the end asking "Is he still dead? Is it one person or two people?" It is meaningless.
Life is the stage. When you need to perform, you should do your best.
Life is more like advancing in the jungle. You will meet oak trees, willow trees, shrubs, trees, moss, and birds in the jungle. You never know what will happen in the next second.
This is the limitation of man.
We are blind because of our cowardice.
I think of a kind of bird, they have a romantic name-wandering albatross. Wandering albatross fly most of their lives, they return to their habitat every few years to reproduce, and each time the nesting location error is not More than one meter. But what really touched me is that they only seek to have one mate in their lives, and the average lifespan of this bird is more than 80 years old...
How like this Andy, most of his life is spent Do one thing, even though my purpose is misaligned with the applause of the audience, even though the romantic way of courtship did not come in the way I longed for, even though the terrible cancer came along with my doubts...
From here on, Andy Life is thrilling and rich, unlike us, "full of noise and restlessness, but can't find any meaning." We have always lived elsewhere. There is always a difference between what we have in our eyes and what we have in our hands. We are not looking for us, chasing after others, blindly following the trend, and even being trapped by the trend, clumsily towards Going forward, the pace is stiff and staggering, but the fear in my heart does not say, because no one else said.
Discussing the movie in the dorm in the evening, I arrogantly said to someone, "You must not understand, because you laugh the most." Someone paused and said to me very seriously, "I'm sorry, I understand. "It
feels like another ridicule of Jim Carrey. We believe in ourselves so much, we believe it even a little bit crazy, and we disdain the surroundings with strong words and cold faces. We don’t know that when we disdain something, we are also disdainful. Those people.
Therefore, to live is to meet the good. If you can't meet it, create it.
Andy is actually divided into two parts in the movie, life and death, the former, he, everyone sees with a smile. Where to die? "Tibetan Book of Life and Death" said, "We are preparing every day, preparing this, preparing that, but we have not prepared for death." Andy did not, I even suspect that there is the irrigation of the spirit of Dionysus here, his passion is high, and he sings wildly. Dancing wildly, never counted a few meters.
Lu Xun said, ""Dead Soul" was written with distinct smiles and unclear tears.
" The movie "The Man on the Moon" was also written .
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