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The incomplete ending gives us a complete spiritual experience
Drake 2021-12-25 08:01:33
Indeed, we are struggling to live, we are helpless, there are no good things, bad things again and again. Is it the injustice of the social system, or the unrest of the people? What should we do when we reach the bottom of life? Buying drunk all day long and feeling down, I still smile at my life and start all over again. With a sigh, the world is impermanent, and the scenery was infinite yesterday, but now he is in jail. The embarrassment of life is nothing more than such an unpredictable and impermanent life. After passing through, I look back at each other, and it is so. The undisturbed plot reveals the impermanence of life, the changes in the world, and the kinship, or friendship, or so little "ambiguity" between people. The ending is not complete, but it is not. Lost warmth, life-as it should be.
Extended Reading
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Shaina 2022-03-25 09:01:12
"The film starts out like a traditional Will Ferrell comedy, but the development of the story later makes it an independent literary film. The tune of life, past and love in the film is lovely .- The Hollywood Reporter "Will Ferrell has also transformed, and it's not bad.
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Sherman 2021-12-25 08:01:33
everything must go, everything is gonna be alright.
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[last lines]
Nick Halsey: *Rule number 17. Never go into business with a friend.
Kenny Loftus: Thanks.
Nick Halsey: So I guess I'll see you around.
Kenny Loftus: Yeah. Maybe we can catch a game some time.
Nick Halsey: Been a pleasure working with you.
Kenny Loftus: You too.
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Kenny Loftus: [pointing at a picture in one of Nick's yearbooks] Is that you?
Nick Halsey: Yeah.
Kenny Loftus: You look happy.
Nick Halsey: I was, I guess.
Kenny Loftus: What happened?
Nick Halsey: What do you mean "what happened"? Life happened, work happened, marriage happened.