The two films are similar in style. Whether it is the snow-covered town of St. Cloud's in Maine State in the north of the United States, or the more vast and desolate Texas in the south, the stories are slowly unfolded between small people in small places. . After watching a lot of bangbangbang and bulging blockbusters, this kind of movie that describes life unsatisfactory but still warm and contains light makes people cry.
This is a growing film. Those who get sick will never escape, those who are incest will eventually be stabbed, those who betray will eventually learn to bear, and those who leave home will eventually return home. At the end of the story, Homer left the orchard by car, passed the lieutenant who had just returned home and had a crippled lower body and Candy, who wanted a child but couldn't have any more, and returned to the train platform of the town where it started to snow. The orphanage has begun to dress up as a child with heart disease. Fuzzy was looking forward to Halloween, and the little girl who had a crush on him ran downstairs happily. Everything never leaves, but everything comes back. Leaving home is the first step to returning home.
The beginning of the story Dr. Larch narration: In other parts of the world, young men leave home and travel far and wide in search of a promising future. Their journeys are often fueled by dreams of triumphing over evil, finding a great love... or the hope of fortunes easily made.
The best of the story Homer read: Thus I began my new life in a new name and with everything new about me. I felt like one in a dream. The remembrance of my old life is fraught with so much want of hope. Whether it lasted for a year or more or less I do not know. I only know that it was and ceased to be. And there I leave it.
Good night, you Princes of Maine, you Kings of New England.
Ps. Spiderman vs Ants People, plus a witch. Hahaha
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