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With a strong will to survive
Jewell 2022-04-23 07:01:13
It is not difficult to understand that the story told by The Revenant is only a microcosm of the history of the American development of the West, and the theme explained in the film is also of practical significance at present; in the long history of human civilization development, the infinite demand for nature has never stopped. , the uncontrollable greed has seriously damaged the entire ecology and brought disaster to itself. If the progress of civilization is based on plundering and destroying traditions, then what is the difference between this and barbarism? The film is very realistic and very fortunate. The thinking about "survival" and "revenge" needs to be discussed at the height of the entire human civilization. When human beings can give back to nature is the arrival of human civilization.
Extended Reading
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John Fitzgerald: [to Glass] Look at me scalp.
Andrew Henry: That's enough!
John Fitzgerald: [to Glass] You're forgettin' your place, boy.
Hugh Glass: As far as I can tell, my place is right here on the smart end of this rifle.
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Hugh Glass: [to his son] They don't hear your voice. They just see the colour of your face. You understand?