This is a process of re-identification of values

Kaelyn 2022-04-23 07:01:20

Generally speaking, in our society, we are always taught to work well, to study hard, to study step by step relatively rigorously from a very young age, or we have acquired more so-called knowledge, but not Learn to rest, learn to live, what is most lacking is how to live a better life, losing the original instinct!

Self-perception about family or work, which is more important is actually a matter of cognition and values. Often, we work hard at first for a better life or for the happiness of our family, but in fact Human life is limited, but desires are unlimited. Often when we work for the original goal, the result of the work itself gradually becomes the most important thing. Work is for happiness, not pure work. result!

In fact, the best solution is how to balance the relationship between the two. It is impossible not to work. After all, you need to live, but what you need is to properly restrain your workaholic energy, work as much as possible, and not work hard. It is so important to see it, feel and enjoy life in time, experience the warmth of the family more, and cherish every moment. If you make appropriate changes, maybe your life will be completely different!

Perhaps this is the biggest revelation of this movie!

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Extended Reading
  • Elda 2021-10-20 19:02:07

    There are laughs, tears, and educational significance.

  • Mable 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    Newman is such an irresponsible man. He made a mess of his life by looking for a universal remote control to relieve the stress of work. Until the moment of his death, he finally regretted it all, and he finally knew what was most precious. So he found himself waking up in the big bed in the supermarket, everything was just a dream? Life cannot be fast-forwarded or paused. The choice is yours. Small production movie, but novel themes, love and happiness, family first. The cameo of Cranberries is amazing.

Click quotes

  • Donna Newman: Honey, you were so great.

    Michael Newman: Whoa, what are you, half a dolphin or something? That was incredible.

    Ben at 7-Years-Old: You just got here, Dad. I saw you.

    Michael Newman: What do you mean I just got here? Why are you saying that? I saw you. You jumped in there, you swam here.

    Samantha Newman - Age 5: Then what stroke was he doing, Dad?

    Michael Newman: He was doing the "shut-up".

    [Samantha laughs]

  • Samantha Newman - Age 5: Daddy, how much longer are you going to live?

    Michael Newman: [to cellphone] One minute.

    Samantha Newman - Age 5: One minute?

    [grabs hold of his leg]

    Samantha Newman - Age 5: Daddy's gonna die in one minute?

    Michael Newman: Whoa! No no no, I'm not gonna die, okay? I'm gonna live... 200 more years, is that long enough for you and me?

    Samantha Newman - Age 5: You promise?

    Michael Newman: I promise!

    [hugs her]