Facing the beautiful scenery, when can we be full of blood and tears.

Kenton 2022-03-14 14:12:22

Everyone may be eager to be passionate about things. Just like the ancients, they would sing poems and write poems when they saw the green mountains. When they saw the beautiful scenery, they would burst into tears and be full of blood.

But today's human beings have become numb to things, ordinary and unremarkable. They are unwilling to break the barriers in their own world, unwilling to communicate with the world, and dare not face themselves. So everyone wants to go back to childhood and live a wonderful life again. Like Charlie in the movie.

The character written by screenwriter Charlie in the movie is a completely different self that has never been affirmed. A person who is the exact opposite of himself and who is extremely passionate about the unknown world. A flower grower who has an extreme passion for orchids, and a beautiful and generous woman who studies their passion and writes a book, and finally feels it but goes crazy. And in this mundane event, no enthusiastic deity model characters could be brought up. These may be his own personalities, but they are all suppressed by himself only in the depths of his heart.

And the layers of relationships established by these characters are also very similar to time and social development. When society develops to the end, you can pass books and materials written by others. You can know everything, but you can no longer truly love the world.

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  • Gerardo 2022-03-24 09:01:27

    "And so we envy each other. Hurt each other. Hate each other. How silly is that? A heart cell hating a lung cell."

  • Amber 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    1. Charlie Kaufman is obviously neither bald nor fat. 2. How much resentment does he have towards McKee?

Adaptation. quotes

  • Donald Kaufman: [handing Charlie his finished script] So, would you show your agent? It's called "The Three".

  • Charlie Kaufman: I've written myself into my screenplay.

    Donald Kaufman: That's kind of weird, huh?