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Find the lost myself
Osbaldo 2022-03-22 09:02:31
After watching it, think about yourself, really powerless. I have been in college for two years. Gradually, my mind is full of homework, credits, attendance, and rights. I am running around for the so-called future. I have no time to worry about whether I am tired or exhausted. Eye circles rushed to class, and returned to the dormitory full of illness and fatigue. I don't even know what I need. Scholarships, awards, titles, is it really what I want? After watching the film, I once again seriously thought about the meaning of my life. Maybe it's time to find your true heart and get a long-lost peace from the busy life of the university.
Extended Reading
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Abe 2022-03-21 09:02:51
8-. If Hopkins can still map this looming theme film with 9 points, then Donald Sutherland will calm the other side (human civilization of the human world) with 7 points, the little brother is in the middle, matchmaking, translation and voice transmission , there is a slight lack of energy. Did Hopkins ever feel a little lonely in the opponent's play, that kind of feeling that the opponent is a good dish. The purpose of the film is not very clear, but it definitely has energy. It provides thinking and is worth watching.
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Kara 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Advantages: Realistically show the strengths and weaknesses of human beings, and try to awaken the arrogant control of human beings. Try to make the general audience accept people. What people need more is to face their own kindness and to think with inner peace: Maybe we should think about the real meaning There may be very few mental patients. Even if they are mental patients, most of the kindness in their hearts will shine when they are treated with kindness. Look at how moving and hard the two little cuties are when they help the male protagonist escape from prison. Disadvantage: The transition is too blunt Tension is still not enough to criticize: psychiatrists are guided by patients to make an in-depth self-analysis
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Ethan Powell: We have only one thing to give up. Our dominion. We don't own the world. We're not kings yet. Not gods. Can we give that up? Too precious, all that control? Too tempting, being a god?
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Theo Calder: Okay, Ethan. You asked me a question once: "What has you all tied up in knots, when you wake up sweating in the middle of the night?" You still want to know? I've been thinking about it, been thinking about it a lot. It's not the work; I love the work. I've always loved the work. It's the game. The game, Ethan. And I was so good at it. I made sure all the right people liked me. At night, I'd go through the checklist in my mind: Am I cool with Ben Hillard? Am I cool with Dr. Josephson? Am I cool with all the people who can help me? Am I cool with all the people who can hurt me? Nobody thought I was weak or a loser. There was nobody I was offending, nobody I loved. *That* game, Ethan. But guess what? You taught me how to live outside of the game. You taught me how to *live*. And you know what scares me even more? That I'm going back in. "Forgive me, Ben. Put me back in the game. I'll make you like me again. I'll do the work. I'll do *all* the work, just put me back in the game!" And you want to know, you want to know the psychology behind this? Now, pay attention, 'cause I'm good at this. I'm trying not to say goodbye to you. I'm trying not to say I'll miss you. I'm trying to forget you. Ethan Powell: case closed. *Case closed*. Look at me...