George Bailey has been a young man who hopes to make a difference since he was young, but his fate is mixed. He has never been able to get out of the town where he was born, and he has not been able to realize his wish to "go out". As someone who has also experienced this stage, I have a deep understanding of this sense of loss. But George Bailey internalized his sense of loss of "not going out" into a strong LOSER temperament, which is really annoying.
He completely ignores what he is doing in his hometown-it can be said that he has set up a small Grameen Bank-and blindly indulges in the sense of LOSER he created. So this 40-year-old man, when he ushered in a major blow in his career, reflexively showed his worst side: inexplicably angry with the child, an urge to destroy the family with his own hands, and Suicide that was almost realized.
A man who has lived to 40 years old. When he encounters setbacks, he still thinks suicide can solve the problem, and he still has the negative thoughts that "it would be better if I hadn't been born in this world", completely disregarding how much he needs. Own family. I can only say one thing: fuck!
The kind-hearted screenwriter set up angels to help him through the difficulties. This is not "how beautiful life is" but "how beautiful the screenwriter is".
I remembered that when I was a teenager, I encountered some unsatisfactory things, some things that I didn't dare to face, and I always hoped to have a supernatural ability to help myself. It took another ten years to realize that in the face of difficulties, all that is needed is to be firmer, calmer, and calmer. This is not a great technique, and it is not a barrier that requires supernatural power to cross domains. It's just a little bit of psychological maturity.
Everyone has to face their own dilemma. Everyone has done a LOSER in some aspects and moments, but you have to take the initiative to grasp the feeling of this LOSER, that is, you can find yourself uncomfortable. NS.
So when the 40-year-old man in the play has to rely on angels to let him understand his value and the angels to understand the meaning of his life, I can only say: buddy, grow up soon.
In comparison, his wife showed a gentle and strong, very admirable. Why does she fall in love with such a man?
The protagonist became a LOSER from the bottom of his heart because he failed to get out of the town. This also makes life too absolute. Even if you lose those important opportunities, when your own business is relatively smooth, take a fortnight by yourself. It shouldn't be too difficult to go out to make up for the honeymoon trip. What? You said he was so busy that he couldn't even spare a week or two, buddy, without you, the earth wouldn't even turn.
The final hypothesis of the movie can be said to have seen the creative prototype of "Butterfly Effect", but the mistake is to seriously linearize life. You George Bailey never existed, so Mary won't marry her forever. Damn, what kind of shit logic. If your brother has never been on the battlefield, no one will make those achievements. The screenwriter must have thought that without Watt, there would never be a steam engine on the earth.
The broken stair handrail in their house, I can only say the details that have appeared many times, can only explain one truth: the male protagonist has never cared about this house! So simple thing, buy a bottle of latex to glue the wooden handrail, but he hasn't moved for many years, what can it explain? He is the one who helps people build houses. Don't tell me that latex is not available in that town or that the male protagonist doesn't know how to stick wood.
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