Usually watching a movie is like eating a bean paste bun, and you can see the essence until you eat it in the middle. When I watched "Miracle Boy", I felt like I was eating an orange. I couldn't eat it directly. Mom and sister, with fiery love and gentle education, first peel off the layer of indifference that wraps the audience's inner surface as a bystander.
When everyone accepts this cute and strong boy, they start telling stories. Auggie's sister is afraid that the boy she likes will know that her brother is defective and say that she is an only child, and her best friend lied that Auggie is her brother, but she is more popular. Since then I have been jealous of my sister. It seems to be the story of the people around the little boy, but when my best friend is lonely, I think of Auggie as my own brother and miss him and cry when I call him. My sister and her best friend reconciled, but it reminds us of a friend who left because of anger when we were young.
Jack, the kid who stood up when all the kids rejected Augie, said the most hurtful words for Augie on Halloween, which was his favorite. As an adult, it seems that he sees those insincere people around him, those who are covered in barbs, maybe just to protect himself.
These episodes are like choking on the eyes and sour to the tip of the tongue when eating oranges, but only after experiencing these can you taste the sweetness of oranges. This movie is not deliberately provocative, it just tells everyone's difficulties gently, and touches the resonance point hidden in your heart with every little detail. It seems to be a story about a child going to school, but it can reflect everyone. That part of life left some regrets. Whether it is from parents, sisters, friends, or best friends. I can feel the whole film is filled with a warm value.
Life is all about wandering forward in difficulties. Sometimes, what you see unhappy by others is just the tip of the iceberg of your pain, so others are the same. Be a kind person, because being good to others is good to yourself.
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