At the beginning of this year, I just thought of looking for this movie to watch, and I found out that it was actually a movie based on Stephen King's work. When I was very young, I remembered a movie about a writer being imprisoned by a female reader. I didn't remember the name at that time, only I remember the frightening expression on the fat woman with the knife inside. . . A few days of nightmares. . . It was only later that I found out that it was called "Ten Days of Dangerous Love". This is probably the first film I've watched adapted from Stephen King's work. It's a pity that I didn't watch this "Walk With Me" at the beginning, hehe, just kidding.
"We can only be young once"
"If you don't have friends at twelve, you won't have any friends in the future."
Looking back on my childhood, if I have any regrets, it's that -- it wasn't enough, the world at that time existed for me Many unknown and novel things, like the children in the play, go together to find "corpses", and the most important fun is probably in the process of "searching" together. When the destination is reached, it feels a touch of loss. This process is like growing up. The self in primary school is eager to go to school faster, the self in middle school is eager to cross the threshold of the college entrance examination immediately, and when it comes to the university, it is eager to be able to work financially independently. The scenery on the "road" is the most cherished. And the Faxiao and classmates who accompanied him along the way are even more precious.
However, nostalgia goes back to nostalgia, nostalgia goes back to nostalgia, people always have to keep walking, just like a train chasing behind them all the time, no matter how precious memories are, they all come from cherishing the moment. A movie can make people find their innocence. It is also rare to awaken the desire for pure friendship. Friendship at the age of 12, family at the age of 30, the male protagonist turns off the computer and looks at his children with cherished eyes, and now he can gradually understand. No one can be a small Peter Pan. Facing the chase of time, he can only wave goodbye and keep running forward. . .
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