I like that Kevin Costner, who is no longer a young sea search and rescue team member. His love is so warm and lonely. He saved so many lives from the god of death at sea, but in real life. Not his own marriage, he loves his wife, and loves his work even more. Between the sea and the stormy waves, between life and death, he experienced more of the spirit and power of life. I give up because of love, and I want to fulfill it because of reluctance...
The whole movie is a kind of shocking male language. The American heroism makes me realize that what is broader and broader than the sea is a man's mind. What is even more shocking is the will of a man. Kevin is a good actor. His depression and aging did not obliterate the image of the characters he played. On the contrary, he was more and more set off as a tough man with flesh and blood, tenderness and faith, making people feel that beneath his strong appearance is a soft and sensitive person. heart of. Such a man is not meant to be loved, but to be admired.
Kevin and his students said that when he rescued, he tried to take as many people as he could, and then the rest were taken away by the sea. When he said that, there was no vicissitudes or sorrow, and his expression was so calm, as if he was talking about a very ordinary thing. In fact, life is like this, every time we face difficulties, we always have to find a way to survive, we always have to give up the only things we once thought were the only ones in our lives, and we always have to start over after those storms and turbulent waves
... The young man who was saved by Kevin's life as Wen's partner did not give up his career. He chose the sea without hesitation just like Kevin. I think he is a new Kevin, he will not give up the sea, and of course he will not give up the life he wants and the girl he loves. It's a moving ending, which I love. Sometimes, because of love, we have to learn to give up, and most of the time, because of love, we don't give up.
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