After entering Wonderland, the male protagonist experienced a magical battle between good and bad wizards. It was a very happy movie with some small characters in it. Small hint
but maybe because I watched too many suspense and psychological movies, I couldn't help but commit OCD! ! ! Ruin this happy ending!
About 5 minutes after the movie began to enter Wonderland, I had an obsessive-compulsive disorder and guessed an ending:
all this was an illusion experienced by the male protagonist OZ (my dear Lan Lan~), like a dream. Then the male protagonist will wake up suddenly after defeating the witch, and find that he has had a magical dream, and then he wrote the famous Wizard of OZ according to this dream and then became famous and married his beautiful childhood sweetheart.
So with the development of the movie, I also happily followed the plot to find various hints~:
The beautiful witch Mira who appeared first was like all kinds of deceived little girls who appeared in the male protagonist's life.
The story of a music box and a grandmother and Yu Lanlan's handsome pleated face easily captured the heart of the beautiful girl, and she was willing to be used by him. The other side of the beautiful girl Mira, the evil green wizard, is the retribution accompanying OZ's affair, alluding to the brother of the little girl who chased and killed him in reality. At the end of the movie, he gave the green wizard a chance to rehabilitate, but she didn't accept it, perhaps expressing OZ's deep guilt, and some mistakes can never be corrected.
Then there is the unscrupulous little monkey who is obviously the assistant of the male protagonist in the real world.
He insisted on calling him "professor" even when everyone didn't recognize OZ, and he knew about OZ's tricks and ills. He always had a silent admiration for OZ in his heart, and always wanted to gain his trust and friendship; The monkey also knew the big magician's deception, but he still followed him wholeheartedly, and helped him carry the heavy luggage without complaint. Of course, in the end, OZ gave the monkey what he wanted most in the fantasy world, and this was what he wanted to make up for the little assistant—his only friend—trust and friendship in reality.
Porcelain little beauty, this rogue little girl who cried, made trouble and hanged herself is undoubtedly a wheelchair sister in reality.
The little china beauty's leg was crushed. At this time, OZ in the illusion repaired her with his magic (glue). This move is a deep remorse and shame for his inability to make his wheelchair sister stand up in reality. (And the village of Little Porcelain Beauty was slaughtered because of his trust in him, which reflects OZ's self-blame for not being able to fulfill the girl's wish in reality). But Little Porcelain's longing for him is far greater than these. The little beauty thinks he is the almighty great wizard who can repel the darkness. This was something OZ couldn't give her at that time. At this time, he realized that the girl asked him for help in reality. At the time, he felt helpless, but at the end of the fantasy, OZ defeated the bad witch and his selfishness, completed the vision of the little porcelain beauty, and admitted to her that he was actually just a warlock, making up for the fact that he did not admit to the little girl. The fact that he can't actually do magic.
Glinda the good can know who this character is alluding to by looking at her appearance.
I think most viewers have already decided which side is the good guy when they see Golinda's face. This Golinda with all the advantages is a portrayal of OZ's childhood sweetheart in real life. She is pure and beautiful, and even a little unattainable. Glinda seems to have seen through OZ from the beginning, but she still trusts him and helps him. , OZ finally lived up to her expectations, and also to his own expectations. He got rid of selfishness, exaggeration, and unrealistic, and realized his inner dream of greatness, and also fulfilled the goodness that Golinda actually expected in his heart. Golinda didn't hide her secrets like in reality, but said that she had already seen through OZ, which showed that OZ had always understood his own shortcomings, but he had been making excuses for himself and claiming to be his little lover. In fact, I don't know myself very well. OZ in the fantasy world has completed his biggest regret and married Golinda (little blond lover).
At the beginning of the movie, the real world was black and white, and after entering Wonderland, it was changed to bright colors. What does it mean? Wonderland is beautiful? This is a good answer. But the side of my OCD told myself that was not the case! ! !
Just like the group of dream chasers lying in the basement of the pharmacist in "Inception", "For these people, everything in the dream is real."
OZ's real life is not smooth. At the beginning of the movie, he expressed his underappreciation. The real world is painful and lifeless for him. Compared with the fantasy, it seems more real.
So when it came to the end of the movie, after everyone was happy, I thought it was like the ending I predicted was coming, the movie was over... That means OZ didn't wake up in the end... I was stunned! Because in other words... OZ is actually dead!
(OCD patient analysis) The real situation is:
oz died when the hot air balloon encountered a storm, and he finally shouted to the sky "at least give me another chance! I won't let you down." At that time, time stopped , he should have experienced the moment when he fainted before dying, which is the beginning of his entry into the illusion.
In the final battle of the fantasy world, OZ prepared a hot air balloon to escape. "Hot air balloon" is a node where the two dimensions of fantasy and reality overlap. When the hot air balloon is destroyed, OZ's fate is already doomed. At the same time, this is also a reflection of the selfish side of his heart. Fortunately, he finally defeated his dark side and completed his greatness and goodness. OZ no longer has any regrets, and his lover, friends, reputation and his expectations have been realized at least in his dreams. Bar.
the end...
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