<>--Does he want it himself, or do you think he wants it?

Wendell 2022-10-19 17:06:58

Brother Sharp became popular, not only on the Internet in the mainland, but also in
Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and even went to District 11. . .
Dongchangxiwang is talking about him, and the 2CH forum is also talking about him. . .
For a while, it became red, and
there were more troubles. . .
Curious, he began to want to know about his past.
Some say that he and Sister Feng are a couple. . . (Sister Feng is born among the phoenixes, I don't want to say more about the masterpieces that someone made!)
He doesn't know why he is walking down the street and someone asks him to take pictures, and suddenly a large number of people come to watch him.
He didn't understand why he, who had long been forgotten by the world, suddenly became a celebrity. . .
I read the news today about the rescue station, and the government officials also took the opportunity to get their hands on it, and they all came out to help him. . .
a whole lot. . .
This reminds me of Soloist I watched last August, how similar the scene was!



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How similar Robert Downey Jr. happened to meet Jamie Fox in the movie and the sharp brother who was occasionally caught in real life...
In the movie, RDJ has always put his own ideas on JF,
he thinks he wants to meet Doctor, he wants to improve his living environment, he wants to work, he wants to play the piano well... he wants to face the public!
But he never thought about whether JR wanted this or not...
just like the doctor in the shelter in the movie said The same, he wants it or u think he wants it?
How big is the difference between the two...
In the end, because of RDJ's report,
the whole area was "swept up"
. Don't do something?
And then they launched the "help" policy in their own right,
but why did they launch it now? They ignored them before?
And is this "help" really what the people in that area want?
There is a scene in the movie,
the whole district The people inside were swept away, there was
chaos, those people, more pain than happiness...
But the people outside, especially the Officials, seemed to have
done a great feat, and it was the people who
suffered in the end P Min, who was originally forgotten but accidentally dug up... The
reason why JF is "crazy" is because he has seen too much the real side of this "beautiful world",
so he closed himself in his own music world , didn't want to be disturbed...
He didn't say what he wanted, neither did Brother Sharp...

The movie didn't give any very bright and cheerful Happy Ending at the end,
but RDJ really understood that he had to have a heart with JF...
This heart, It's not a perfunctory act of the film to increase sales,
but to truly become a Soul mate...


In fact, this thing has been in the draft box for half a year, and it
has been sitting there, because I can't think of how it will end,
I I don't know what to say...
I saw the news of Brother Sharp today, and
I feel how similar the story is to the situation of Brother Sharp in reality,
but I don't know if Brother Sharp will be as lucky as JF...
His story will be
I don't want to know what's going on ,
let him go...
Officials,
please don't use him as a show anymore, please do something real...

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The Soloist quotes

  • Nathaniel Ayers: [going to sleep] Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. Just keep it coming. There's plenty. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.

    Steve Lopez: [narrating] I knew only part of his story. I knew him playing the violin on a dairy crate in the morning sun, suspended somewhere between boy genius and lost traveler. Every night my friend Nathaniel tucks his instruments away and lays his head among the predators and hustlers, among the fallen drunks sprawled in the streets, as rats the size of meatloaves dart out of the drains to feed off the squalor.

    Nathaniel Ayers: Lead us not into temptation. For thine is kingdom, the power and the glory, forever. Forever and ever.

    Steve Lopez: [narrating] I tell him this is no place for him. He says he wants to be here. He says this is his choice. Should I take him at his word, or should I try to force him inside? Wouldn't a little arm-twisting be more humane than leaving him here on the streets in this lost colony of broken, helpless souls?

    Nathaniel Ayers: I hope you sleep well, Mr. Lopez. I hope the whole world sleeps well.

  • Steve Lopez: Every now and then, the hearts, minds, and wallets of the city's officials open simultaneously. And when that happens, every now and then, the city is a better place for it.