Alan Parker magically chose this Irish rock youth named Bob Geldof to perform the lost wall. It’s not without reason. He sees When it comes to the love in a fragile and gentle man's heart, the love that has been torn apart, and even the love that has been cut to pieces, the great "Masked Wall" in 1982 just likes that man and everything about that man. Now, all the pain and struggle that belonged to him was a rush of brains. In the world at that time and later, every man and woman buried in the desert saw Bob Geldof’s body and mind, his jealousy and his It broke out, and people shed tears...
I also shed tears when I met it a few years later. The huge artistic contribution of "The Wall" and its painful shock are not important anymore. The important thing is that I saw and fascinated me. The Bob Geldof in the wall is the same as the real Bob Geldof. It doesn't matter whether he is a jazz canonized by the Emperor or a great rock star. The important thing is that after that, he stood up from the ruins of the high wall at the end of "The Lost Wall", stood on the stage of the performance that will be remembered by history, and stood on the stage of peace-loving and anti-war youths all over the world. In people’s hearts, yes, that is-in 1985, a charity rock show was held around the world to aid Africa. His millet hair was fluttering in the middle of the huge stadium stage. He solemnly asked everyone to raise their hands and let everyone ask themselves. Can our conscience be able to do our utmost to save the African victims trapped in the wall of hunger? Can we save ourselves? His voice was hoarse and emotional, and he worked hard to appeal to the conscience of this world. He probably forgot about Paula Yates (ex-wife) and the pain she caused him, just like the betrayal of the protagonist's wife at the beginning of "The Lost Wall"? No, he did not forget, but he also remembered love. He even remembered the daughter of Paula Yates and Hutchence. He resolutely became her father, the stepfather of the late rival and the daughter of the late ex-wife.
In the summer of 2005, when the LIVE 8 benefit performance was 20th anniversary, the 54-year-old came again and came to the world, swinging his silver-gray hair and still serious expression to them, when he silently looked at the front desk. When the world’s superstars generously offered their songs, he laughed. He still smiled as he did in the past. There is no longer the look of decline and the despair in "The Lost Wall". For him, it has mobilized hundreds of millions of people around the world. Conscience is the only truly important and persistent thing in his life. At least, "love" has become no longer extravagant, no one cares about it anymore, no longer hesitates to give, no longer is as numb as he was in "The Wall".
Returning to the scenes of "The Wall of Lost", the blood from the hands of the desperate man lying in the water stained his body, everything around him, and the people inside and outside the entire screen, he hinted His actions and looks are imitating God’s suffering. In the movie, he suffers for his love and life. Outside the movie, he suffers for the conscience of the world. Now he is quiet as long as he is indulged in the admiration and gratitude of the world. It's okay, may he no longer endure blows and pains, may he be happy and peaceful forever, and may God bless Bob Geldof.
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