When watching this movie, I often think of Forrest Gump, Hans and Forrest Gump run the same, but with different results. Hans fell in love with speed and excitement, successfully escaped after repeated robberies, and pursued a pure and eternal sense of movement. Forrest Gump, on the other hand, is an instinctive reaction, which seems to be a state of reaction of life. His running is even more blind. Forrest Gump does not have a complete understanding of society. Facing the death of his mother, he does not know how to be afraid.
If Forrest Gump's IQ is higher than 75, then his life will undergo earth-shaking changes. He knows friendship and love, and he will be afraid in war and become timid and cowardly. In short, he will become Hans.
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