Imagine a middle-aged man who has no wife's admiration, no son's admiration, no career scenery, no life's colorful life, only a cowardly character and his little daughter's love. I thought that I would live a steady and steady life, be a good old man. But the tree wants to be quiet, but the wind doesn't stop. One day, a gangster broke into your home and hurt your family. The most extreme thing is to take your daughter's favorite cat bracelet. You go out to seek revenge, only to find that the gangster on the bus wants to molest the little girl, do you care? Come on, what's worse, the gangster you beat up has a gangster background, and you and your family are in a crisis of survival. So, you sighed and took out the equipment you used to work in the past—all kinds of firearms. The underworld boss discovered that you were a more dangerous existence than the underworld, so in a fire, you eliminated the bad guys and defended your family. You find your burning youth again, and you know that a midlife crisis is a choice for you, not a condemned fate. The movie I'm talking about is "Little People", which can be described as a straight man's cool film, which gives middle-aged men a beautiful Jedi counterattack.
The comeback of the male protagonist in this movie reminds me of Kazuo Inamori who became the CEO of JAL, which was on the verge of bankruptcy at the age of 78, with 0 salary, and it took only 424 days to turn JAL from loss to profit.
Many mid-life crises do not come only in middle age, but when they were young, they did not develop their own strengths, and they were confused and obliterated. Middle-aged people may face a double loss of ability and energy, but they may also be old and strong. It depends on how you chose when you were young? As the old saying goes, "be prepared for danger in times of peace", make plans early, and mid-life crisis does not exist.
"Little People" is quite enjoyable, an honest man who was bullied to the corner of the corner, toughened up with the black forces, and regained his lost dignity.
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