The film is a classic multi-linear narrative and a classic interlaced plot of fate. A group of seemingly unrelated characters are closely connected by fate. The storyline is huge, the plot is very tense, and the sound effects editing are also perfect, making the film look good. The climax is continuous, and the performances of the actors also amaze me, especially Tom Cruise; the film uses a very grotesque style to tell many stories that seem to be true but do not seem to be true, with a lot of chance and Dramatic, sometimes jumping out of the third perspective to interact with the audience, the film is actually a combination of bird and crash - using a multi-linear narrative to tell multiple absurd stories, highlighting the theme of confession and forgiveness.
"The flower language of magnolia is the noble soul", magnolia symbolizes nobility, whiteness and spotlessness, and the protagonists in the film are just people who have done wrong and have flaws. From this perspective, the film is satirizing human nature Dirty, but in fact, the protagonists in the film are struggling with their own past and finally completed their self-redemption. It can be seen that the director is conveying a theme: confession and forgiveness - no matter what our past is, We should all face up to our mistakes and face our true side bravely. No matter where we reach our destiny, from this moment onwards, we should re-understand ourselves and correct our mistakes, and we will have a noble soul.
I love the forgiveness at the end of the film - "I'm not going to let you go, I'm not going to let you say those things, how stupid you turned out to be, etc... I'm not going to put up with you doing that, do you think stay with me, stay with me"
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