Captain Fantastic
When I saw the father educate his children in a wild survival style, the first thought that popped up was why we have the right to bring life into this world, and who decides what kind of method they use live a lifetime. I know it's funny, it's proliferating, why don't you find a more precise reason? But that is our will, maybe they will be disappointed in the world. The living environment we create for them and the way of life we influence them are still in accordance with our ideas. Regardless, this movie is very revealing.
I very much agree with him teaching children how to read, how to know the truth, make them healthy, self-reliant, curious and curious about philosophy, music, literature, all kinds of things.
Of course, it is quite controversial about letting the child steal in the supermarket and letting the daughter climb the roof and fall.
Power to the people. - Stick it to the man
Innate human rights in order to impose coercion. "Anarchism" is too idealistic, in fact power is not that evil, as long as it is used wisely.
We're defined by our actions, not our words.
It is our actions, not our words, that define us. In family education, no amount of great truth can compare to the parent's leading by example. As a human being, the same is true.
"Some fights you can't win.
The powerful control the lives of the powerless.
That's the way the world works.
It's unjust and it's unfair.
But that's just too damn bad.
We have to shut up and accept it.
Well, fuck that."
"When you have sex with a woman,
be gentle and listen to her.
Treat her with respect and dignity,
even if you don't love her."
"Always tell the truth. Always take the high
road.
Live each day like it could be your last.
Drink it in.
Be adventurous, be bold, but savor it. It goes fast.
Don't die."
The director presents a more idealized and extreme way of life and education, in order to accuse the degeneration of capital society, the failure of school education, and people's excessive consumption. Utopia is beautiful, but it is a dream after all. But it is worth learning, and can be learned and learned, why not?
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