After watching Bingfeng for 168 hours, I realized that a person's despair can be divided into several layers. At first, Joe, who was hanging on the cliff, was in despair and couldn't do anything. Later, he fell into the ice cave and experienced despair, even though he knew that Roaring and yelling is very irrational for a climber, and the deepest despair after that is the music in your head not far from the tent, right? Although I didn't quite understand what the meaning of the music was, I felt that at that time he might really have no desire to live, and he didn't have any relatives or even loved ones in his mind.
He wanted to give up again and again, and the desire to live has always supported him. From the beginning, the goal was to live, and then there was no idea. It worked like a machine. It felt like there was no pain, no thought. I think he is very like a zombie and has no thoughts of his own, but I am glad that he is still awake, and his rescue in the end has become history and a memory that he will never forget in his life. He can live and cherish life more than anyone else.
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