of many characters in the plot, with very different personalities, but I was rare enough to deeply understand each of them. Ned's hysteria, Emma's helplessness, Tommy's embarrassment, Felix's gradual changes,
even the government's ignorance of this, as well as the fears and misunderstandings of passers-by, planes, and TV guys, all of which I can experience. .
This is both stage art and historical tragedy.
Afterwards, people commented calmly and learned from history, but such tragedies are staged again and again when the unknown comes. No one can be blamed, no one should be blamed.
However, what really caused waves in this drama is not only the fear brought by the virus, but also the anger and forbearance, discrimination and equality, freedom and bondage, belief and reality hidden under the "AIDS". Because this is something that anyone who has experienced the Philadelphia storm or not can relate to, fighting for their own sake.
Off-topic → He clearly stated that he didn't want to be labeled, but he took coming out of the closet as a big thing. I hope people can realize that this is not self-contradictory or duplicity or pretentiousness, but a price to be paid for being a minority. ← Digression
Movies are movies after all, the language is gentle, the emotions are delicate, the shots are affectionate, all of these are just expressions. I have also practiced hard-heartedly not to shed tears in the many places where the tears are poked, because the purpose of these scenes is to think and perceive, not to be moved without meaning.
I may watch this movie a second time, maybe not, but I am sure that everyone who has seen it will say that this is a good movie, no matter what his standards are.
Finally, I will share some strange questions:
why do the real LGBTQ+ community and rotten women like to watch gay-related movies and TV works? Will heterosexuals really be discriminated against in the near future? Do heterosexuals need to come out too? Will the encyclopedia of station B really become a dating site? Why are peacocks so perfect?
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