My level: Excellent
Everyone has a confident age, and believes that with their own hands, they can play a piece of the sky, no matter how difficult and dangerous the future is; everyone has their own moral bottom line. Introspection, I believe that I can resist the temptation of desire, and have the courage to retreat bravely; everyone has been moved by a certain emotion, and I believe that the pure land in the heart will always be a safe haven that they can trust.
However, this film smashes all the above good things to smithereens.
The biggest characteristic of newcomers is self-confidence, belief in their own abilities, belief in their integrity, and belief in their own emotions. Of course, they also know the dangers of the world, the decline of morality, and the impermanence of human nature. However, they still believe in themselves, even if this is the case. The belief is just based on "there won't be that bad luck, right?" They even think they are smart enough, cunning enough, and rogue enough to be able to handle any challenge with ease, in order to realize that dream of getting ahead.
The growth of a newcomer depends on hitting a wall. The protagonist of the film is the first to give up the bottom line of morality after hitting a wall again and again, and then the pure land of feelings is also annihilated, and when he wakes up from the cycle of victory and defeat, he will be able to recover. I found that I have also quietly moved away from the age of hard work.
After all, the protagonist wakes up, although he has paid the price of the best time of his life. So how about you, when will you wake up from your dream?
Some attentive friends may ask why the films I evaluate are almost all good or good, few are fair, and none are bad. Are all the films I've watched worth recommending? Could it be that I never watch bad movies?
There are two reasons for this question: first, when I choose which movie to watch, I do pay attention to the relevant reviews first. If the reviews are basically not very good, then of course I will not waste time watching it. Of course, it would be too tiring to watch such serious films all the time. I also have to watch some popular films, but those films are purely to relax my body and mind, or to satisfy my curiosity, or because I watched them. It’s a waste of time to promote the advertisement, and forget it after reading it. If you write a review about it, it will not only waste my writing time, but also your watching time, so I generally don’t write about those kinds of movies that are not worthy of recommendation. , unless it's really stuck in the throat and doesn't vomit unpleasantly, but so far, there don't seem to be many such films.
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