Humans and whales are as fragile and insignificant in the presence of nature, respecting nature and respecting life

Damion 2021-11-28 08:01:20

Finally, after watching a movie of "Depth of the Ocean", the exhaustion and depression of many days found a breakthrough window along with the plot of the movie, the emotions vented out, and the impetuous emotions finally calmed down.
In front of the bottomless sea, human beings are so insignificant, and the people who lifted the steel forks, under the dazzling sunlight, mixed with salty sea water and whale blood, stand smug in the bow of the ship. With the eyes of the boatmen worshiping, we see that brave human beings can capture the world’s largest animals with their small bodies, eat their meat, boil their oil, like the gods who dominate the world, and can do whatever they want. omnipotent.
It wasn't until this white whale who knew how to resist, the ocean with endless land, and the uninhabited islands where there were no ships passing through food shortages that could starve people to death, that people saw their own insignificance and felt the terrible power of nature. , Has a heart that fears nature and lives.
So, for the last encounter with the beluga whale, Chase raised the steel fork in his hand and saw the eyes of the beluga whale. Behind the eyes, there was the red wound left by the last time the steel fork hit, that is, because of this wound, They lost their big ship. Perhaps Chase remembered the memory of the last time the beluga whale dragged the entire big ship into the sea and destroyed it. Perhaps it was because the hunger for several days had already made him lose the strength of the past. In awe, he slowly put down the steel fork in his hand. He finally realized that in front of the magnificent and mysterious nature, no one is the ruler. Humans and whales are just fragile beings, and letting it go may mean letting it go.
A good story not only tells the experience of a group of people, but also gives people some meaningful inspiration through this experience. Play is like life. This movie made me understand that in life, people need to realize their insignificance and have a sense of awe for nature, life, and the unknown.

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  • Zion 2022-04-23 07:01:54

    It is a pity that there is no epic confrontation between man and beluga whale, but human beings were unilaterally abused and then drifted at sea to survive. What's worse is the dispersal of the theme. Do you want to express your reverence for nature, or to advocate the harmonious coexistence between man and nature, or to criticize the greed of human nature, or to appreciate the tenacity of human nature under adversity? It's a pity that these were not expressed properly.

  • Austyn 2022-03-30 09:01:03

    The mark I want to see is that after watching the tsunami miracle many years ago, I watched the half-pull on a certain flight 3 years ago and thought it was not bad, but I haven't made up the remaining half-pull until today... Lang Howard's classical style is neat and tidy. The advantage is also a restraint. The second half avoids all sharpness and controversy from the visual narrative, and the ending is even more exhausted. What a waste of a good story and this endearing cast. The human whale reconciled in an instant and traveled to the last airport in Rush to say goodbye. Such love and peace made me unable to resist to check if Lang Dao was a goddamn Libra, but it turned out that tmd was not!

In the Heart of the Sea quotes

  • Old Thomas Nickerson: Greed took hold of our captain and first mate. So we headed out. A thousand leagues along the equator. Where knowledge ended, speculation began. That's where the whales had gone to hide. As far from man as they could possibly go. But we hunted them down. Centuries before, sailors feared sailing off the edge of the Earth. But we where headed for the edge of sanity. Trust gave way to doubt. Hope to blind superstition.

  • Old Thomas Nickerson: Take the money and leave! The devil's bargain.

    Herman Melville: No, sir. The devil loves unspoken secrets. Especially those that fester in a man's soul.

    Old Thomas Nickerson: What's yours?