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Emotions are equivalent exchanges
Nigel 2022-04-01 09:01:09
It is everyone's dream to move your mouth and wave your hand to make your wish come true, but the result of the dream becoming a reality is not necessarily what we expect. Regardless of the plot, we can still learn something from it. First of all, why do we love, Kathleen refuses to love Neil because of her superpowers, because she doesn't know whether to love because of her superpowers or because of love. The results are all love, but they cannot be treated equally for different reasons. Love is pure, not derived from wealth, status, nor superpower, but love because of love. The screenwriter couldn't resolve the conflict between them, so they had to start all over again so that the two could rebuild their trust. Second, what we hope for may not necessarily bring us happiness. Lei hopes to gain the admiration of others, and he is eventually chased and panicked. When everything is over, he will find peace. Therefore, I think the most important thing we should understand is that everything cannot be achieved overnight, everything has its value, and we have to pay for something of the same value to get it. Of course, there are some wonderful things in the film, the aliens are super cute; it is not the protagonist that saves the earth, but the dog; in the end, the otaku is still the otaku, and the goddess is still the goddess. When everything starts again, ordinary life is the most important.
Extended Reading
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Headmaster: You, Mr Clarke, are totally irresponsible, you are idle and you are feckless.
Neil: Feckless?
Headmaster: Yes, you are without feck. If I could replace you, I would.
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Neil: Absolute power doesn't corrupt. It just drives you bloody mad.