I don't know if every generation goes through rebellion and then becomes the object of rebellion in the next generation. In fact, this is not what the film is about, but it is what I have been entangled in my heart. Yesterday, when I was talking on the phone with my mother, I couldn't control my emotions and quarreled. Maybe it wasn't arguing, but there were arguments. It's about buying a house again. My parents don't always trust me, but they would rather trust others. I don't know if it's because they subconsciously want to gain their trust, like they did when they were kids, or because they want to be able to show a little apology for what happened before, as a way to prove their equal status as adults. In fact, after calming down, I always feel guilty and always want to tell them that arguing is not my intention. "Actually, you are my favorite people." But, can't tell. That kind of plot is a bit like the scene where the driver and the flight attendant hurt each other in the movie "Love to the End" that I watched in the past few days.
In the past few years after graduation, I have experienced ups and downs in my work. There have been high-spirited promotions, and there have been helplessness and loss of being laid off. I feel like a movie I've seen
Suddenly one day, it's like waking up from a nightmare in a sweat, and then telling yourself that you should grow up, not only in terms of age, but more importantly, in terms of mentality, you have to bear more burdens of life. Be kind to everyone around you, don't let them see the pressure on your shoulders and the timidity in your heart, from the next minute, keep smiling all the time, bury every complaint in your heart, and respect your parents, even if they are wrong.
I thought of an article I read a few years ago - "Actually, my dad is more rock than you." While writing these messy words, I was listening to the song "Everybody hurts" over and over again...
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