However, there are certain episodes in the film that make me want to talk about education. The male protagonist was taken home by his adoptive father after a hangover. What greeted him was not a hangover soup but a hand-to-hand battle that did not give him a chance to breathe. He dizzily coped with his adoptive father's fist, and he dizzily listened to his adoptive father's almost roaring lesson. The grievances and dissatisfaction in the young man's heart were replaced by hatred, and that's how he won. Later, the male protagonist still thanked his adoptive father for his almost inhumane training method, which saved his life. The film puts the relationship of the characters in an extreme situation. After all, not everyone is in a dangerous situation of being hunted and killed since childhood. But from another point of view, after everyone is born, there will be a desire for "survival", which may not be so extreme, but it is no less serious, but not everyone is aware of it.
Taking my son to learn swimming and taekwondo, I can always see a lot of busy parents changing clothes for their children. I have always wondered whether they do this out of love for their children, or because they are afraid that their children will not do well. And bring trouble to yourself, or comfort yourself, after all, doing it yourself is the safest. A friend once said that parents' doting on their children is actually behind hatred. Now I can't understand how hate comes, but I know very well that parents who spoil their children are actually selfish parents.
At the end of the film, the male protagonist's father called to tell his son, "I can't come to see you." The male protagonist cried out in a bit of a breakdown: You are my only relative now, and I have no one left. His own father did not accept his son's emotions to comfort him, but told him calmly that "you will be fine".
In fact, people are destined to be lonely, if you can't do without freedom, independence, and equality. Any relationship, whether it's family, friendship, or love, will come to an end; we don't know exactly when that day will come. I don't deny that all people want to be dependent on their emotions, but this dependence is not static. In other words, no one can live without someone. In addition, when the child's emotions come up, what parents have to do is to jump out of the child's emotions, rather than being led by the child's emotions. Just imagine, if the biological father in the movie was as excited as the son, the consequences would be disastrous. Love, in fact, requires a very strong and powerful reason.
Another point, in the movie, the hero's home was destroyed overnight, but his psychiatrist told him that no one could believe it, including the police. I suddenly discovered that this "disbelief" has always been a constant theme in American cinema. In the movie, his mother said "trust need be earned", in other words, there is no one you should trust. The world is full of lies and deceit. Aside from moral evaluation, this is actually a method that people take to achieve their own goals, and this method takes advantage of people's gullibility, greed, cowardice and other weaknesses. Whether a person is trustworthy is not based on his reputation, status, power, money, but what he has done to you to make your own judgment; otherwise, it is just superstition.
Last but not least, the male protagonist in the movie has a good friend who can make fake ID cards. He is a little black boy. This little black boy usually makes money by making fake documents to subsidize his family, and even buys VIP tickets for his father; later, because of his help, the hero saved his life. The director seems to blur the line between black and white intentionally or unintentionally, the perpetrators are good people, and there are traitors among the police. Perhaps the distinction between black and white is artificial, and gray is everyone's true color.
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