Suddenly remembered, about life and death

Stone 2022-03-23 09:02:23

That being said, this review has nothing to do with the movie.

I just want to sigh suddenly, it turns out that those terminal illnesses in movies and TV really come so suddenly:

from the beginning of the movie, the hero suddenly suffered from cancer, dizziness, nausea, and all kinds of terrible pain.

Reminds me of the fact that over the past year, there were people around me who suddenly left just like him.

About a close relative,
about a high school classmate sitting behind me , about one
of my high school classmates’ father-in-law,
about their cancer, about their pain...

I suddenly thought of them in the movie, and it hit me a lot,
thinking that it's possible for me to suddenly Like them, I am very chilled

what is life and what is death, why is life, why is death, what
is between life and death?

I know, I haven't reached the point of understanding,

but about these, I have to force you to accept it slowly when you are older and more sensible.

Many, many movies say that people on the verge of death will see ghosts and will see those painful memories that linger in the world.

But I want to ask:

why can't people see some good memories when they leave?

Why should they leave with the painful memories of the previous generation?

Life and death, separation and reunion, life is like a play,

I don't hate to accept it, but I can't
help crying , and I
can't help but think about

the hope that you are well in the distance.

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The Haunting in Connecticut quotes

  • [telling a joke]

    Matt Campbell: Doctor says to patient, "You have cancer and you have Alzheimer's." Patient says to doctor, "Wooo! At least I don't have cancer."

  • Sara Campbell: [sobbing while praying] No, you can't have him! You can't take my son!