Tell a friend that it appeals to me more than I thought. As a personal biopic, it's not boring. To be honest, watching "Flying Tycoon", I also have to try my best to control myself not to jump out of the film. So my mother suddenly broke in, and when she saw a naked man, she couldn't help but ask what happened to the man. SEAN PAN's performance is so expressive, although I really don't know how real MILK is. But I think after watching it, everyone will feel that he is not performing, they are clearly the same person. In any case, when I saw it, I was inexplicably excited. They had the right to march legally for at least a few decades before I was born, and we still live in such a land today. Many unreasonable are treated indifferently. Not many people are even angry, most adults take everything for granted. I can't help but think of one thing. When I was studying, when the relationship between China and Japan was tense, the school asked the head teacher to repeatedly instruct us not to march or gather. However, I never thought of doing such a thing. I always felt like everything that happened had nothing to do with me. At that time, there were certainly not a few students like me. We always choose to stay on the sidelines and think about making some changes through the power of others. And MILK stood up, just for his own group, failed again and again, and finally a miracle occurred.
Through this film, I have come to think of a lot. What's in front of us, everything we're getting used to right now. Including values, social systems, etc., is it the way it is? Are people's moral values also innate? All of this is social. Just like the butterfly effect, a small change may affect the whole world. And MILK's efforts have followed a series of chain reactions. It should be said that he led the group to take a very courageous step on the road of the gay group's struggle for their rights. A very impressive sentence, "without hope, life is not worth living".
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