It is the usual style of Old Woody, with black humor in irony. I don't know why it is the style of loving the old man. The realism of the movie seems to reflect the real life of all living beings. It is so real that I love it too much.
Shakespeare said: Life is full of noise and commotion, but in the end, it doesn't make any sense. It's not like that. Dreaming works better than taking medicine. Sometimes life brings us problems. We seek self-comfort and an outlet for emotional venting. We can only rely on dreaming, paralyzing ourselves, or encouraging ourselves. Life is not difficult, how often, we will be on the verge of collapse, or fall into an infinite loop that paralyzes ourselves.
The movie is still so ironic. The old man Hopkins in the play puts his hopes in his passion with prostitutes in order to retrieve his hope and passion for life. When he began to regret and went back to find his original partner Helena, she had already put herself The happiness of the rest of his life rests in the fortune teller who still loves his late wife. Sally’s husband was deeply attracted by the new neighbor in red who lived on the opposite side. When he thought that his friend was dead, he stole the book written by his friend, thinking that he finally grabbed a straw, but found out His friend is not dead. These familiar plots are as common but so real and ironic as ordinary people usually eat.
When we are so overwhelmed by life, when our emotions are desperate to find an outlet, when we desperately want to grab a life-saving straw, strangers may be able to save us for a while, but not Save us forever.
Yes, life is often difficult enough. How strong we need to cultivate our hearts to withstand the layers of pressure that life puts on us; how free our hearts need to be to escape these trivial daily routines and be firm And enjoy your truly free soul.
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