Looking for water

Wayne 2022-01-06 08:01:06

At the beginning of the film, the life of a family begins in a well

In the middle of the film, the mother’s life ends in the water

The climax of the film, the lives of father and son are reborn in the well

Of course, there are Russell playing with his lonely wife and children in the underground water cellar. Although the film does not seem to be closely integrated with the title of "The Master of Water", in fact, water is involved in every important node. Russell is also looking for water sources. In the end, It becomes the meaning of searching for life.

"I buried your mother with my own hands, and buried your brother with my own hands. If you don't go, I won't go anywhere!" It is hard to imagine that the most heartbreaking sentence in the whole film is this sentence, and it is precisely this sentence. Let the physically disabled and discouraged son rekindle the hope of life.

There are also plots that I can’t agree with. At the end of the film, Russell takes his son back to Oga’s hotel, which means that both father and son have found an emotional home. Of course, everyone is happy after the successful conclusion, but I personally feel that it is better to emphasize that father and son return to the Australian mainland to continue living at the end. Some.

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  • Maia 2022-01-06 08:01:06

    Your director's level is also bad

  • Vickie 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    World War I scar literature, Ottoman scenery blockbuster. The script is handled rough, the emotional line is naive, and the stunt level is fifteen years ago. Photography is good. Russell Crowe's trousers were as tall as the elderly.

The Water Diviner quotes

  • Connor: [to Artie] I'm not leaving without you. I've buried your mother. I've buried your brothers. If you're not coming with me I have nowhere to go. Either we leave here together or we'll die here... together.

  • Ayshe: [Hitting rug which is hung up on a washing line to get rid of the dust]

    Dr. Ibrahim: [Starts plucking a live chicken which is sat on his lap, which makes the chicken squawk]

    Ayshe: Father, stop! Stop, stop, stop. We haven't killed it yet, Father.

    Dr. Ibrahim: [Dr. Ibrahim who has dementia, looks at his daughter, and pulls a confused face]