The character played by the uncle in the film is a person who is relatively closed to the outside world. He doesn't like to stay in crowds, he doesn't like to socialize, and he doesn't like to have any communication with the people around him. What I want to say is: OMG, That is Totally ME!!! !! It's a pity that the film didn't explain why he was so closed or what he thought. If there is, then the film is really complete, and it's like an authentic Hollywood movie, it will be better, at least That's true for this movie.
ps, there is a little spoof of The Sixth Sense, and the redefinition of Ghost,
well, I feel too much to write this review, and talk about some ideas that do not overlap with the film. The film did not explain why he became that he, and no "people" would want to know him, really listen to his thoughts, just evaluate him, and just show his transformation. The turning point is also very strange. For me, a colleague showed him a quote from Albert Einstein, "Only a life lived for others is worth living.", I really don't know what that means, "Living for others is worth living." life?" Is that really what Einstein said? If yes, Under what condition then? cause I don't buy it, It's not all right, not to me, at least. maybe that's why I still be like the "early version of Bertram ", I just don't get it .
To me, only a life lived for themselves is worth living.cause nobody gives shit about what he really thinks,about what he really feels,and how he become this way,and It's himself who make the decision to be a different me,to realize he should change a little bit. So,It's like , if you don't give shit about yourself, nobody will
do.and again,One should only live for himself. make my point,end of the story. The resonance of the film, and Uncle Ricky made the film very warm ~ four stars, properly,,,
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