4:5 Time: 02:02 Because I know the overall tone of this film, I always feel that I need to be mentally prepared to watch it again. In the end, I couldn't help but read it today. However, I found that it didn't bring me too many negative emotions as I imagined, and I didn't even shed tears. Instead, I felt that it gave people a faint but continuous sense of hope and mysterious power. In fact, by the end of ep3, I thought this film would be enough here. Patrick has been redeemed and is about to enter a new life. But seeing him with his own family and kids and still struggling with his childhood, he's drinking, he's crazy, he's promiscuous, and his kids are stepping on that well like he was a kid...I even Some are reluctant to continue watching... But, it is true that the shadow of childhood does not fade so easily, even though the last person dies, he still needs to be constantly tormented by those painful memories even for the rest of his life, and he cannot be relieved. However, he has been working hard, and although it is still bad at times, he has indeed achieved a breakthrough. Finally, he can finally express his anger, face himself, and get along with others normally, which is very touching.
His wife and friends have had many positive influences on him. It was a blessing to meet them.
I like the roles of his wife Mary and the redhead very much. They are brave, decisive and self-respecting. Especially Mary, she is also an unfortunate person, but she came out and became one of the few normal people with a healthy mind.
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