Thought-provoking

Rating: 8/10 (18 March 2020)

There should be such a journey in the course of everyone's life. It allows you to calm down and feel yourself and understand life. "Aunt" is not so much a comedy movie as a warm road movie. In the tenderness and tenderness, Xu Yan described the anxiety and wolf howling in the middle-aged man as a last resort and wolfberry in a thermos cup. Teacher Huang Meiying, who plays her mother, is both acting and funny. Every move makes people shout "It's too subtle"! The most amazing performance is the part of Yuan Quan. After she separated from Xu Yiwan, the wife she played was wearing a trench coat and leather shoes, striding among a group of exotic faces. That was both the liberation and rise of a woman, and the best ending of the whole story. I really like this adaptation of Little Lady. As a kid (actually until growing up) I was obsessed with why Jo and Laurie were not together. Because it's too long apart, I can remember very few details, except for two places, one is Laurie's tassels on Jo's apron, and the other is the secret code of their pillows.
Greta edited the conversation between Jo and the publisher in parallel with Professor Jo Yuzhong, giving the director a personal explanation: this is the needs of the times, and no romance wants the heroine to end with an old rich spinster. And I asked my question in a publisher's tone: I can't see why she wasn't with her childhood sweetheart? I feel like Greta and I have the same confused childhood. (Well, because of this I'm willing to give this movie five stars, even if it doesn't meet my expectations in a few places.) Once again, I would rather embrace such an open ending. I accept that protestanism influenced the interpretation of American novels during that period, but I do n't accept whether I went to their puppy love and said that the professor is the most suitable person (to his sequel).
The genius of the film is non-linear narrative, which distinguishes the past from the present with different hue and light. Some transitions were very genius, especially the comparison between Beth's first scarlet fever and his last death. Jo was also awakened but the right thing was wrong, and it really made me cry. It struck off the deteriorating section of Beth's body in the book, which kept me upset. And using intensified continuity editing directly blasted the result like a heavy tear gas bomb (also Beth said write for me. Amy said Beth is the best of us). Through a story, it deeply tells the social reality, and will make you automatically, think of more social reality, and make you dissatisfied with all the rich and poor. Its ability to arouse empathy and extend the association has been achieved. What you and I come into contact with every day in our society and experience every day. What this movie does not talk about, all broke out through the perception of this movie. This is the real power of this movie.
The film finally leads to a very sad ending. In the end, fate returned to zero, and all changes returned to the original point. After getting his father's Morse code, Jiyu vowed to make money and then bought the house in an attempt to make his father see him again. Of course, all this was realized in Jiyu's dream, but can it really be realized? Not to mention whether it can make enough money, even if it is done, can Jiyu's father really see the sun again? Isn't it a real cage waiting for him? Don't forget, he is a murderer.
You will find that the real scary part of this story is why Jiyu's father, driver Jin, finally killed President Park. The social phenomenon of inequality between the rich and the poor has made the poor intolerant, but the internal grievances are extremely deep, in this psychological and mental state. The slightest disrespect of the rich will cause a chain reaction of torrents and tsunami. He noticed that the uncle who rushed out of the basement waved his butcher knife towards Kiting, and driver Kim, after his middle-aged uncle fell, had nowhere to vent his anger. He eventually inserted the knife into President Park. However, killing President Park can really eliminate his anger? Can he reverse his fate? I'm afraid the answer doesn't need me to tell, everyone already knows.