One Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-Nine. True and Cruel

The degree of prosperity of James Lister in North America can be said to be indeed super giant.

In fact, because he made a lot of inspirational movies in his early years, and his reputation was very good, it can be said that he is really a star who grew up with the young people of this generation in the United States.

For this reason, he not only has many female fans, but also many male fans.

There are many comments derived from "The Rest of the Deserted Island".

But many of them are lamenting the impermanence and helplessness of life.

However, Chen Shaojun also found a more interesting film review.

The title of the review was: "The Man Named Wilson!"

The number of likes under this film review is very high, and there are also many comments.

Obviously, this movie review has also entered the hearts of many movie fans.

"Wilson is an ordinary name. The man I am speaking of, named Wilson, appeared on an unnamed desert island in the Pacific Ocean. He had a round white face and a good temper.

He was always silent and resigned to his fate without complaining.

He has only one relative named Chuck, and he is with Chuck inseparably, never separated for a moment.

When Chuck drilled wood to make a fire and lit the first flame, when Chuck roasted crabs on the bonfire and tasted happiness, when Chuck was about to end his life with a 30-foot bark rope, when Chuck On the eve before Ke built a raft, when Chuck tossed and turned and couldn't sleep, and even when Chuck told his beloved girl his heartfelt heart, Wilson accompanied Chuck and listened patiently forever.

Even... Chuck was furious, grabbed him and threw him into the sea from the hole, Wilson was still faithfully floating, waiting for Chuck to regret jumping into the sea to find him back. "

Seeing this, Chen Shaojun couldn't help but feel that this online film critic's writing is pretty good, and the angle is also interesting enough.

Write a film review from Wilson's point of view.

He read on.

"Wilson accompanied Chuck on the unpredictable voyage. One after another, huge waves hit him head-on, and Chuck yelled: Wilson! Hold on! Wilson sure held on.

Day after day, the scorching sun, the torrential rain, sharks come and go, and the sky is dark and bright again.

Finally one day, Wilson fell powerlessly into the sea, and when Chuck woke up, he found that he had drifted farther and farther! He is his only companion! Chuck jumped into the sea without hesitation, and while calling Wilson's name, he swam towards him vigorously. However, the distance was too far, and Chuck was afraid of losing their raft, so he turned back and pulled the raft to chase Wilson together. But Wilson was getting further and further away, and Chuck couldn't catch up anymore. He called Wilson's name and murmured: Wilson, I'm sorry, I'm sorry for you...

Chuck lay alone and cried on the raft that was tortured by the ocean and was about to fall apart. He called Wilson's name-because he lost Wilson, he was alone from now on!

Wilson, an ordinary name, a volleyball born white, was given life in this way, and became Chuck's only companion who was stranded on a deserted island.

He was painted with a face by Chuck-in fact, that face was just a bloody handprint on the volleyball after Chuck's injured hand was soaked in blood;

His eyes, nose, and mouth were all white after two small pieces of the bloodstain had been wiped away;

His hair is some blades of grass from the island;

He has no arms, torso or legs.

But no one can deny that Chuck must be so determined: Wilson has a mind and a soul. Isn't Chuck stronger and braver because of his company? Losing him is like losing a family member who is with him day and night, otherwise Chuck would not be in such pain. There is no one who understands Chuck's five years on the desert island like Wilson; no one can give Chuck the courage and hope to live a difficult but persistent life like Wilson Come down and return to the world.

Therefore, I would like to write a hymn specifically for him. Compared to Kelly, Wilson is the one who accompanied Chuck through thick and thin!

It's just a pity that it's a volleyball! Instead of..."

Chen Shaojun couldn't help but laugh!

This reviewer is really interesting.

On the other hand, the comments of those well-known film critics in North America are also freshly released.

"Los Angeles Times" column film critic Robert wrote a long review for "The Rest of Desert Island" in his personal column!

"The joke of fate is always true and cruel, it is never funny."

"Watching "Cast Away", James Lister's performance made us forget his handsomeness, and there is only one name left, that man named Chuck!

After reading Chuck's experience, I suddenly thought that compared with the loneliness in our reality, real loneliness is cruel and terrifying.

When many of us complain about the boring life, we forget that we can still surf the Internet, party, make friends of all kinds, travel, and...

Like Chuck says in the movie, 'In my most helpless moment, I was still breathing and I knew I had to live, and then the tide sent me a sail. ’ In the face of difficulties in life, we should maintain the determination to live well, and if you have confidence in life, life will reward you with some unknown things.

So, those who complain that their lives are boring, that life is hard and hopeless, maybe you should watch this movie a few more times, maybe, you will find that, in comparison, our so-called boring complaints, difficult complaints, Nothing! "

"Let's imagine that if we were Chuck, we would have starved to death on an isolated island. Not to mention four years, maybe four days would be hard to survive. Hungry, wounded, and what's more, we were overwhelmed by despair. The top, like the towering gable of the big waves, fell down.

Modern people live a busy life, and are exhausted for food, clothing, car, house and family every day. All of them are in high spirits, with a heroic attitude to meet the challenges of modern life. If you are left alone, completely lonely like Chuck - no one, no living things, no modern things, you can only go back to the primitive state to get fire by drilling wood, and the hardest weapon is only a stone. When everything can only be made by oneself, how many people will be left standing like Chuck? "

"The part where Chuck went to save the volleyball Wilson on the sea is not sensational, but not every viewer will feel it deeply. Only those who have experienced the kind of loneliness that swallows you up in the dark have never given up on their beliefs. Only those who are obsessed can feel the heartache of him thumping and shouting loudly in the water. What the sea water keeps pushing away is not just a volleyball, it is the externalization of Chuck’s hope of supporting himself for four years. Of course, luckily Yes, Chuck has returned to the world, and all the nightmares are over. But what is not over is our thinking about life and life."