"It's better to die, he thought, and then no longer crave the dizzying pleasure of being embraced. Jump into the whirlpool of death, suffocate in a coma, silence, and then die." I have always liked works in this tone, Although thinking doesn’t have to be cruel, seeing someone who can calmly trample their life under their feet, even if the process is to struggle to survive in a difficult situation, is admirable.
Bone-craving loneliness can be seen everywhere in the novel. You can imagine: when you were the only one left in the world, when you could lie down on 5th avenue and drink a beer, when you could play golf on the 5th corner, when everything you craved was within reach When you’re not alone, this loneliness doesn’t just mean that no one talks to you, no one understands your mood, no one hugs, pets, or just dines with you—except for a dog.
Moreover, in this case, you have to maintain your own reason and draw a certain amount of blood from your body every day to save the world. This kind of salvation is not the beautiful individual heroism of the American blockbusters in the past, but a kind of selfish emotion in order to struggle to survive and maintain the last trace of human dignity. At a time like this, it's hard to tell if more and more of them are normal, or if you're the only one left in the world who can be called a monster.
In the novel, Robert Neville finally decides to die as a human: "He turns to face the wall and swallows the deadly pill. The cycle of life and death. As the last breath of life drained from him, he thought, cycle of life and death. In his seat In a house as strong as a castle, new and eternal legends will be born - I am legends."
Not a big fan of Will Smith. Because he is too active and likes to have some dark humor in the movie, but also because his eyes are a little bigger, his eyebrows are not sharp enough, his hair is too little, his face is round, and because he is too able to guarantee the box office. In the final analysis, it is different from the imagined Robert Neville, and different from the imagined I AM LEGEND. It is best that Robert is a calm, introverted man who only recognizes his beauty. It is best that I AM LEGEND is a small-budget movie. Even screenings are limited by money, and people all over the world are watching blurry gun movies on old old-fashioned projectors at home, and I, only me, and only me, sitting in front of the TV with tears in my eyes and heartbroken It hurts to understand the loneliness of the last person, and the doomed ending of the one person and one dog behind the screen - alas, it's just a nympho's dream after all.
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