It was different from what I expected at first. At first, I thought it would be a literary film, but after reading it, it felt more like a philosophical work.
There is a discussion about the impact of alcohol on life, but instead of a "reasonable" sad ending to call drinking harmful to health, the ending feels like a meaningless discussion, and nothing has changed.
Later, after reading some film reviews, I generally understood the so-called "existentialism". So the inspiration the movie gives me is generally, take positive action and admit life.
Off topic:
One thing I feel deeply is that the male protagonist (Uncle Ba) is really handsome. For the first time, I feel the charm that a middle-aged uncle can exude. Being greasy is not the only choice for middle-aged people. The dance at the end is so handsome and explosive, it can be regarded as a goal to work hard for in the future.
The second is that I have reservations about the 0.5% theory, and I have not been drinking for a while, because I am so disgusted by the embarrassed appearance of arguing with alcohol after being drunk, and I don't want to see it again if I can.
The third is that watching the last ten minutes of the plot is very uncomfortable, but I can't say what it is. . Just remember this.
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