After watching the movie, the first feeling is that the brain is not enough, there are a lot of things to think about, and there are a lot of things that I don’t understand.
The movie is really not strong in terms of viewing, but it doesn't affect him from being a good movie. In my opinion, a good movie is not only about how wonderful the plot is and how gorgeous the scene is, in addition to the enjoyment of material senses, the inner thinking of the soul is also particularly important.
The narrative method of the whole film is also very special. Through the interlacing and splicing of reality and memory, the audience is like Sherlock Holmes, slowly and deeply analyzing and dissecting the occurrence of events and the impact on the hearts of characters.
I personally think that there are three scenes that are more touching. First, Bodie and Al made a pair of flying wings and began to test them in the garbage dump. A feeling of happiness and freedom, it seems that I can understand the thoughts and behaviors of the male protagonist at a certain moment
The second is that Bodie thought at home that he might never be able to fly in the air in his life. Despair and helplessness made Bodie lie naked in the bird cage, and then began to fantasize that he was a bird that could fly. , he began to feel like he was flying around the house, then he flew outside and saw his usual playmates, puppies, cars, everything in the town, at this moment his dream seemed to have come true, this moment should It was the happiest and freest moment in his life.
In the end, it was Al's conversation with Bodie in prison. When Al was about to lose a part of his life, his best friend, he chose to abandon his current self, be his true self, and remove his disguise. , covered with scars, coexisted with Bodie, and never spoke ~ neuropathy ~ Bodie actually made fun of Al like before.
Yes, from this moment there is one more ~mental illness~ in the world, or there is one less ~mental illness~.…
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