However, after reading it, I realized that this is not a simple survival film. He not only described a person's self-rescue in material and behavior, but also spent a lot of space describing Aron's thoughts and inner activities after getting stuck, recalling his childhood, his relatives and colleagues, and the little girl he just met. There are also huge fantasies that are constantly interspersed with reality. In addition to showing the protagonist's desire to be rescued and water, there is also the struggle of primitive desire and nameless fear. 127 hours make up this slightly psychedelic adventure survival film.
Before you were born, there was a stone waiting for you, sooner or later.
I really like that the stone that stuck him is regarded as a fateful waiting, and in an instant, an adventure film has risen from survival to life and thinking. It is not only a question of giving up and choosing, in my opinion, The director seems to be saying that in one's life there is always a task and a hurdle to be realized and completed, which must be faced sooner or later, otherwise this stone will always follow you and will be pressed until death... So it's better to face it Yes, go full life!
Even though he paid an arm for it, he continued the life he had chosen. Explore, take risks, and live life to the fullest.
He wrote on his personal website, "Life is empty and boring. Only in the wilderness can we create extraordinary possibilities!"
ps: There is a very wonderful bloody scene of broken arms in the film, if you are afraid of blood, please automatically bypass.
View more about 127 Hours reviews
