What was the idea of the film? I think it's about how people live in hatred.
The film is about a cycle of homicides triggered by jealousy. The cause of the murder is very simple. The father loves the smart older brother and neglects the introverted younger brother. The younger brother transfers his hatred of his father to jealousy of the older brother, and kills the older brother in the cornfield. In order to cover up the crime, the younger brother goes home and sews by himself. He wore a scarecrow hood and tied his brother to a cross in the cornfield dressed as a scarecrow. Later, the elder brother's resentful spirit killed his younger brother. Because the hatred in his heart could not be let go, the resentful spirit remained in the cornfield. In fact, the younger brother regretted killing his elder brother, so after his death, in order to help his elder brother get liberated, he used the crow to seek help from the outside world, attracting more outsiders into the cornfield, which triggered a series of cyclical murders, which belonged to the elder brother's. The Wraith killed these outsiders and continued to kill them by disguising them as sincere scarecrows.
In fact, my brother has always lived in hatred. He treats everyone who walks into the cornfield as his younger brother to take revenge. The method is very cruel. The whole cornfield is like the hatred in his heart. Whoever walks into his hatred will take revenge. Who, and he himself will forever be trapped in this hatred and cannot be free and liberated. This may be the state of people living in hatred. Because they can’t let go, they have to trap themselves forever in the shadow of the past and can’t get out. The only emotion burning in their hearts all day long is hatred. Because of the pain of hatred, those who take revenge are more cruel.
In the film, in fact, my brother can get out of his predicament, as long as he wants, as long as he can let go of this hatred, but he has been trapped in the shadow of the past by the emotion of hatred and cannot come out. Therefore, only when the cornfield disappears, the spirit of resentment will be released.
The four men who enter the cornfield in the film are in stark contrast to hatred. When Natalie felt that the cornfield was in danger, her first reaction was to run into the cornfield to save her boyfriend Brian, who had walked far into the cornfield. Sadly Natalie died as a result. Brian loves Natalie as well as his friends, so despite the dangers, he still wants to take the dead Natalie. In order to save his friend, he died in the hands of Natalie who was possessed by a wraith. . The most touching thing is that even though Brian died physically, before turning into a scarecrow, he still used his last willpower to fight for more escape time for his friends, as long as he did not let the resentment be possessed for a while. body, the resentful spirit can no longer continue to kill. His hard work is truly heartbreaking. Although his companion Scott looks a little shy, he will also stand up for his friends at critical moments. Another companion, Chris, lives more realistically than anyone else, and his love is more practical. He is his first He found that one of his five friends was missing. Knowing that he was trapped in the tiger's den, he would rather persuade his surviving friends to escape. In the end, when both he and Scott were killed by the ghost, he died tragically at the hands of the ghost in order to save his friend. inside. Four different people are all loving the people around them in their own different ways.
Love can still be seen in the cornfield wrapped with hatred. In the emotion of love and hate, as a bystander, it is easier to follow the emotion of love and stay away from hatred. This is what people want, the power of love is always greater than the power of hatred.
In fact, hate is also love, and the extreme of love will also be the extreme of hatred, but hate is hatred in history, and love is love in the future. The same emotion, it depends on which side of the time the person chooses?
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