Of course, compared to the protagonist's feat, mine is far behind.
So, in the end Aaron felt no pain, except for a broken bone. Watching the arm being cut off, I could feel my face twist, it must be ugly. The shots and soundtrack are good, and the atmosphere is just right.
Lao Maozi once said: "Man will conquer the sky." I don't know how many people have been inspired by this sentence, and I don't know how many people have been delayed. But Aaron not only conquered heaven, but also conquered death. The process is not tortuous and lacks drama. But this individual struggle touches every sensitive heart. Constant confusion, anxiety. Constant hope, disappointment. Constant fear, doubt. Aaron's eyes are where all the details come together. Personal emotions gushed out from it, making the details of the film fuller. For Aaron, it was about living and overcoming the desires that would drag him into the abyss.
I love this movie, but it's hard for me to see it a second time, just as Aaron doesn't want to face this situation a second time.
Therefore, Aaron will leave a note indicating where to go every time in the future.
I think this is the ultimate purpose of exploration: to challenge nature with love and achieve oneself.
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