A film that I thought was mentally handicapped ten years ago, but it was really mentally handicapped when I rewatched it ten years later. Tim Burton told us that in his universe, we must not be crazy to survive, and I must be crazy at the end of the film. child insane. And you have to find your wife to play a role as a disgusting person. The film is full of carefully constructed bullshit lies and moral kidnappings, as well as a disgusting and clichéd ending, which is dismissive of real life. The film seems to be full of legends and fantasy, but in fact education fails, The father and son are indifferent, and life is boring. The father refuses to grow up in his fantasy world. He lives like a giant baby, which looks very ironic. Everyone has to grow up, and refusing to take on the role that he should assume will be like the father in the film, screwing up everything, expecting his son to come to repentance before his death.
The film is for people who love fantasy, not for realists. Realists can't help but see the bloody truth in these carefully whitewashed illusions, and they don't want to live in false dreams. And the language of the shots in the film is really beautiful. This kind of non-commercial film will not be shot again. If it is now, it is impossible to make it.
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