I want to tell a happy ending around bullying. I don’t know whether to say that the director is idealistic or is really over the top. There are many places in it that make people cry, but I don’t care whether the plot is reasonable or not, just the campus In terms of bullying, this subject matter is very, very, very heavy to me!
Whether it's the bullied person or the bully themselves, this kind of thing may happen around us, or we may play a role in it, but I still want to emphasize that this subject matter is too heavy, and I want to achieve a satisfactory The ending is to complete the redemption. Although I also like a happy ending, the topic of campus bullying is too detached. It is best not to set such an ending for this kind of story. The bully and the bullied are themselves. It is very difficult to reconcile. In reality, only the bullied person is often injured alone. Even for the two sides in the film, choosing to forget the past that is difficult to look back on and not have any entanglement with the other party is the best redemption. The ending set by the film, this kind of redemption to become a close friend or love, none! Law! reason! untie! I understand what the director wants to tell, but what you ultimately express is only the perpetrator's own redemption. This time you can be moved by yourself, but next time, consider letting them be strangers, okay?
I also saw some comments with mixed opinions, asking if the mistakes that have been made can no longer be made up, and should they deserve it? My answer is of course no. When you are able to recognize mistakes and have the consciousness to correct them, of course there is a chance and possibility to make up for it, or in a sense, redemption has been completed, but about campus bullying you want to How to make amends when facing the other party is a very sensitive and prudent topic. It depends on many factors such as how bad things you have done in the past. It is often not something you can do on your own wishful thinking. It's entirely possible that the other party will see you again and look back on the past and be more hurt, right? It's also possible that the situation is completely unexpected, right? So my feeling is still that everyone should not meet again, even if they do, they apologize, admit their mistakes, and repent. . So that's it, is it unreasonable to untie each other's knots and become strangers, isn't this not called redemption, so I said earlier that the director's way of solving problems in order to fulfill some self-moving fun is too ideal.
Personally, I still think that the film focuses too much on the so-called road of redemption of the perpetrator. Although it is touching, it is a bit nonsense. On the contrary, I think it should pay more attention to the perpetrator. How should Miyamoto fight against reality and how to protect himself to grow stronger? Wait, or do you really expect those who hurt you to redeem yourself? On such a heavy topic, I focus on the redemption of the culprit. To be honest, I have only four words for my evaluation: Do it again! The director is really talented, and the thought makes people laugh.
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