door of rebirth

Kennith 2022-11-20 19:56:15

Like another translation of the movie-----The Gate of Rebirth. There is no regret in the world, but there are many things that make people regret. Many people want to go back to the past, to correct their mistakes, and to make their conscience better, thinking that this will make life different in the future.
People always think that going back in time and getting things to go in the right direction is less painful. The film tells us that this idea led to a series of things. Going back to the past, the old pain of regret may be gone, but the new pain that no one knows will arise. Protecting loved ones will make them live in lies, creating a sweet and happy sugar-coated cannonball. As long as the truth is not uncovered, all life will continue beautifully. But David is not the only one who wants to go back to the past. When more and more people discover that there is this door of rebirth, those who have regrets will embark on the road of rebirth. But is this really a road to rebirth, or is it an old road in another way? The conflict between morality and humanity. To live peacefully in the old world, you have to do more unethical things—such as killing your old self.
At the end of the film, David let his wife and daughter from five years ago go through the gate of rebirth to the world five years later, and let them live in the new world, while he stayed in the world five years ago, which is a redemption for himself. opportunity. Old David and his old wife sat quietly by the pool, which was the best ending. Everyone has been reborn, giving the old a chance to rehabilitate and the new a chance to live. In the end, the door of rebirth was destroyed, and it also told the world that there is no such thing as a time machine or a door to rebirth. Only by grasping the present and cherishing the present is the road to rebirth.

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The Door quotes

  • [first lines]

    Leonie Andernach: We were going to catch butterflies! Mom will be home soon. Please!

  • [last lines]

    Nachbar: Shit!