must not believe

Looking online, I found that there are at least two versions of this movie that was originally a stage play. One is "Into the Wrong Paradise", written, directed and starred by Warren Beatty, and the other is "Coming to and Going to Paradise" performed by Chris Rock, a black actor who has starred in "American Pie". . The storyline is similar, but from some online introductions, the latter seems to be more hilarious. Since I haven't seen it, I won't talk about it. I have also seen two films about fate, or fate, one is "The Two Sides of Fate" starring Vanessa Paltrow, the other is John Cusack, Kate Bay "Fate is Destined" starring Kinsale. This article does not intend to dwell on the conception of these film scripts, the performance of the actors and the skill of the director, but just casually write about the topic of fate (remember the violin concerto "The Liang Zhu". I remember that I corresponded with Mr. N when I was a sophomore, I said If you choose love, you choose destiny. Thinking about it now, it seems too extreme to say that, but it is not unreasonable).
Pan Zuyuan, the protagonist of the movie "The Wrong Child in the Wrong Heaven", was an excellent baseball player. After an accidental death, he was transformed into a billionaire Fang Leo by the resurrection of the body of an industrialist, and finally borrowed the time of Fang Leo's body. Arrival, forced to leave, and then resurrected by the body of another dead baseball player, Silly, forgetting everything and returning to the life of a baseball player. A cycle is finally completed, that is, a return to the original life after a series of adventures. Has life changed? It can be said that it has changed, or it can be said that it has not changed. In this story, although "God" made a mistake, he did not force Pan Zu to do anything, all of which were his self-choice. Although Pan Zu's wishes were repeatedly violated, because all choices had to bear the consequences. In other words, fate is "destined", there are causes and effects - everything is planned, don't worry too much - no matter what, you are what you are, and you will get what you deserve. All the plot designs of the film subtly point to this theme.
In the end, no matter what, the male protagonist should always have a love, otherwise the story would be boring and boring. Fortunately, the end of this film is the audience or rather what I expected, although it was handled too hastily. So what else can I say?
In the movie, it seems to confirm that sentence: "Living only once is not counted as living." The movie creates an interesting dream for those of us who are destined to live only once, and this dream is always short.

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