"Have you ever seen a stupid horse galloping happily in a field?
If you have ever seen a stupid horse, you have seen me
Have you ever seen a one-legged pigeon wandering the streets
? Dove with legs, you've seen me
You 've seen me, I stand at every door You
've seen me, I've always lost more and more
You laugh
Tell me, my friend, what more do you want?
Tell me, what more do you want?
Have you ever seen a hollow scarecrow soaked in dust?
If you have seen that scarecrow, you have seen me
you Have you ever seen a one-armed man swing an empty fist in the wind?
If you've ever seen a one-armed man, you've seen me
You 've seen me, I stand at every door
You've seen me, I've lost Always more and more
You 've seen me, I bet you'll always laugh when blood splatters on the floor
Tell me, friend, what more do you want?
Tell me, what more do you want?
The warmth of this world, I always fall apart
This is my home but I can't stay
My only belief is to show my broken bones and bruises
Have you
ever seen a one-legged man want to dance freely? Leg man, you've seen me"
I thought it was a 5-star base like Warriors.
I thought it was a 3-star B-movie with a non-fiction approach.
I thought this muscular man who impressed me so much in Iron Man 2 would finally get his daughter's forgiveness and bring the old dancer back.
I thought this director would not be the one who made Requiem for a Dream or Black Swan.
I thought this movie would allow me to have a good time to vent my unhappiness.
But I was wrong.
I resisted the fact that the previous B-level film did not fast-forward. What I saw in the final ending was that Ram was actually acting out his own life. There was no gimmick, no fun, no blood, only people struggling in the quagmire. Even the sport of wrestling is a dramatic showbiz sport. And the final blow of the sledgehammer could kill him. And all of this is not the point of this movie, the
point is that life is full of disappointments, don't care about these details, put on your costume, and show it to those who need you. After so many years, I can still support you on stage Concentrating on standing tall, I jumped towards you. . .
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