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Charles' fate
Zion 2022-04-19 09:02:23
After watching the film, there is one thing I don't understand. Why did Charles take John forward step by step, why did he choose to meet John at the bar, why did he explain his motive for killing, doing so would only expose himself, what's the point of doing this? , and he knew that John would also be there before he was going to kill the man who was about to suffer from fibrous spine cancer. Charles' ability was stronger than John's. Before that, John and the FBI didn't find any clues about Charles. Why did he want to? to do so? On the train, Charles said that he would find someone to inherit him. This person should be as predictable as himself. He also said that John was about to kill him. I guess Charles himself also predicted that he would be seriously ill. He came with his own ideas. It is speculated by the public, and John chose to euthanize his daughter, so Charles wanted John to end his life, but John himself would not do it, so he arranged for the female detective to get on the bus. He did not want to kill John, but It was shooting at the female detective, and John shot and killed Charles in order to protect the female detective. This is Charles' understanding of life, helping people relieve pain, but everyone's understanding of life is different, just like Joe after learning that he has cancer, thinking about spending more time with his family, this is Joe's understanding of life I understand that he cherishes life and time more. Charles did this to relieve Joe's pain in advance, and also allowed his family to get pensions. He did it right or wrong. John did not agree or deny what he did. He himself It is also in contradiction. The sentence at the end of the film: I will see you again, leave room for the audience to imagine, see how Old John will make a choice, and whether Charles' fate will be ended. Personal opinion is that others have no right to take away everyone's life, even if he is in pain, just like the fate of Charles, everyone has the pain and pleasure he has to go through, has his fate, as bystanders we have no It is necessary to have the right to intervene and show your own kind heart to ease the pain of others.
Extended Reading
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Sunny 2021-12-27 08:01:12
For the sake of Hopkins, the plot is really weak, but I always feel that it is an episode of Hannibal. The director's ability to control the plot is too general. It seems that the whole film is very mediocre. It is a pity for my Uncle Huo. .
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Buster 2021-12-27 08:01:12
It’s not easy to judge whether there are psychic superpowers, but the movie is still very exciting. The question of whether or not euthanasia has the right to decide the life and death of others is quite profound. Such a good movie has some bad reviews, some people fall asleep, and a buddy is there. The whole audience is playing mobile games next to me. I wonder if they are sick.
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Joe Merriwether: [in hospital bed after shooting] Hell, John! I'm not ready to die. I guess, uh... You know, I'd been planning on it. I've been expecting it for a little bit. But not for a few more months. You know, I... I have so much stuff to do. I want to move Laura to the country. I want to teach my little boy to drive.
John Clancy: You were always a lousy driver.
Joe Merriwether: [laughing] I know.
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Charles Ambrose: We're connected. The same animal.
John Clancy: No, no. I'm not a killer.
Charles Ambrose: We can talk about that in seven minutes.
John Clancy: Seven minutes?
Charles Ambrose: That's when you kill someone.
John Clancy: Who might that be?
Charles Ambrose: Me.