The movie talks about Kurosawa Akira's 8 dreams, and near the end, the dream has become a bit like a trip. In the end, the dream and reality have built a bridge!
The so-called underage dreams express fear, anxiety, indulging in fantasies, a sense of justice, confusion, separation from reality, and a sense of color,
while the so-called adult dreams express despair, obedience and destruction, death, guilt, escape, and darkness
. It is very clear to distinguish the eight dreams according to this. I am very disappointed that the eighth dream at the end turns out to be a "Peach Blossom Land" that does not exist or even cannot exist, and until the end of the film, there is no Kurosawa. Bright aged image. There are indeed many things that can be reflected in the state of being a minor and an adult, and only people can reflect on themselves when they are old. Without this, Akira Kurosawa can only continue to stay in his decoration team! The so-called "Peach Blossom Garden" has always been just an illusion, used to comfort people's hearts in the void, as if life will change into a different shape as long as we don't do those wrong things. This inversion can never be established.
So the movie is still more like a high-end environmental protection film in the end, which is really expensive!
If I had to choose my favorite dream, it would be the fox marrying a daughter. Those colors are unsurpassed!
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