I have seen "Buried Alive" before, which is also a movie about survival in the face of death. "127 Hours" is obviously superior to the former in terms of story concept, spiritual excavation, and shooting techniques and authenticity. It vividly shows the process of an independent young man from self-confidence to self-examination, to self-rescue, and finally to self-birth. Among them are the fearlessness and publicity full of adventures, the helplessness and tension at the beginning of bad luck, the awakening and annoyance of one's own life, and the nostalgia and expectation for relatives and friends. After watching the movie, I suddenly felt: Maybe people like animals have been self-righteous and awake all their lives, but they actually walked through it in a confused way. Only when they really face the imminent death can their brains show a trace of true sobriety. Before In the face of the secular world, in the face of the unruly and neglect of relatives and friends, I always think that it is because of lack of confidants, hard to find bosom friends, a state where everyone is drunk and I am alone. But once he really wanted to die, regrets and regrets suddenly flooded into his heart, and those reasons and explanations that could easily justify himself in the past became self-deceiving excuses. No matter how incompatible with the outside world and arrogant in spirit, as long as it is really lost, the inner love for relatives and the need for the people around cannot be let go.
In addition to the desire to survive, the strong man breaks his wrist, I think it is more of a neglect of the love of the past, and the fear of losing the things he cherishes is about to be lost. After that, Allen is still brave and still walking on the journey of adventure and exploration, but I think he has more understanding of the feelings of his family and friends, and the preciousness of his lover!
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