1. This is a movie with a normal routine, similar plots can be seen in many places, and it belongs to a movie of acceptable quality but not too surprising.
2. The child's thinking is very simple "Why should he listen to others when others never listen to him?"
3. The mutual help of the people at the bottom is a kind of help in the snow, and it is really more expensive than the icing on the cake of the rich.
4. Blake should be regarded as a left-behind old man. On the last day of his life, he used his decades of values to have an uncompromising attitude towards the life of the new generation. The foundation of the current economy is the industry of those decades. When the economy develops again, these Workers are eliminated. When I was a worker, I implied to pay taxes. When I needed social help, the society quarreled with me. That's the reality, in itself it's absurd for a cancer patient to prove he's looking for a job, just like "prove his mother is his mother" some time ago.
He expressed his attitude to the society in his own way. , "I need my food before I starve".
The last letter explains the whole movie. I am an upright person, not a dog begging on the side of the road. I just want my rights back, and I have no extravagant demands and cannot compromise.
If you want to live, you can only do things you don't want to do. The developed society is so nonsense.
5. However, the final result is also sighing, and he left when there might be a good result. This may be the tragedy of the society. There are only a few people in the "poor time" at the funeral. The most the poor can give is love and peace. cared.
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