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Find the lost myself
Osbaldo 2022-03-22 09:02:31
After watching it, think about yourself, really powerless. I have been in college for two years. Gradually, my mind is full of homework, credits, attendance, and rights. I am running around for the so-called future. I have no time to worry about whether I am tired or exhausted. Eye circles rushed to class, and returned to the dormitory full of illness and fatigue. I don't even know what I need. Scholarships, awards, titles, is it really what I want? After watching the film, I once again seriously thought about the meaning of my life. Maybe it's time to find your true heart and get a long-lost peace from the busy life of the university.
Extended Reading
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Derick 2022-03-21 09:02:51
It feels a bit preachy, and it's easy to escape from prison at the end? Little Cooper's performance has never been enjoyed.
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Jaylon 2022-03-24 09:03:05
A film from 20 years ago, which was a bit unpopular, explored human nature through the story of man and nature. An anthropologist who went missing (who actually lived with a gorilla) was found two years later, only to be jailed for killing a hunter, silenced from the world, and even his family. It was not until the male lead of the psychologist started to contact him for research that he slowly opened his mouth to tell his story. However, that kind of "killing" of natural creatures is also staged in prisons, with brutal beatings and unfair treatment. Isn't the depth of human nature inferior to that of gorillas? ! The male protagonist slowly redeemed himself through psychology, and finally made the scientist believe in the brilliance of human nature again. . .
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Theo Calder: Well, he thought you were a gorilla.
Ethan Powell: No! Not a gorilla. For the first time in history a gorilla reached out to a man. Do you know how significant that is?
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Ethan Powell: Are you listening to me?