In 1988, when Tom Hanks was 32 years old, although he had passed his thirties, his face was still handsome. This year, he began to emerge in major awards.
In fact, when I first saw this movie, I was still a child, probably in my early teens, and fantasized about the age of growing up. At that time, although I didn't know exactly what that weird wishing machine was, it definitely left a deep impression on me. At that time, I was simply envious of that little boy, and he walked happily in the adult world. Later, as I really grew up slowly, the film slowly sank.
When I was a junior, I suddenly thought of this movie again. After an unsuccessful search on the Internet, I found a VCD disc in the school library miraculously. Looking at it again, Tom Hanks' once-young face seemed to drag me into a time machine, sometimes past, sometimes present, and sometimes together into a grown-up future. Is Tom in the film really experiencing adult life with a 12-year-old mind? He is also a 12-year-old prodigy with a double harvest in love and career.
If it were me, would I go back? Will you go back and experience more than 20 years of growth and struggle to realize the ideal of a beautiful woman and a successful career? If I'm not great, not up, greedy, lazy to imagine, I don't want to go back. Let this not great, not upward, greedy, lazy me sit back and enjoy it!
Personal nagging, here goes.
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