Tom Hanks' new film Finch is like the early classic Desert Island Remains.
The whole movie is basically supported by him alone, the theme is survival, and the sense of reality is explosive.
The friends who accompany him in the film, like Wilson, earn enough tears.
Only this time, the one who drifted away until he was never seen again was himself
"Finch" is probably the most moving of all the movies that I have seen artificial intelligence as the protagonist.
Such a desperate survival movie, the protagonist of the journey is a human, a dog, a robot, hand in hand to embark on a journey to a former destination, encountering various disasters on the way, including parting, including growth, including starting habits again, and finally making people cry, and can also give you a happy ending movie, no matter from which detail, it is very Tom Hanks.
I don't know what the film will look like in the end, because of Tom Hanks' participation.
Again, it was, and then it attracted Hanks.
The music "American Pie", sung by Hanks throughout the film, opens the story.
He was heavily armed, looking for something, but he couldn't see the slightest panic.
The harsh environment left traces on his body, but his mental state did not leave traces of concedesion.
It's also a bit like the quarantine that each of us has experienced during the pandemic. We are getting used to it slowly, but we have hope, because we firmly believe that such days will pass, such times will slowly get better, and everything will be restored one day.
Finch, played by Hanks, realized early on that his life was imminent.
He was preparing with both hands, one for himself and one for the dog goodyear beside him. To a greater extent, it's for goodyear.
Human beings are a being full of contradictions.
The same thing in the hands of different people will have completely different consequences.
The film is the most interesting, and perhaps the most resonant. It is also the most common part of those films that have dissected human nature. That is
When you embark on a journey, the most dangerous thing may not come from the environment, because Finch's excellent scientific literacy has given him the ability and equipment to make accurate predictions; but man, he cannot predict.
What he couldn't predict was that he didn't come forward to save people in the end, or that he actually predicted it. Human beings are in the midst of the catastrophe of annihilation, and they should not be blamed for not killing people but only defending themselves. Because people whose conscience has not been extinguished will spend the rest of their lives torturing themselves.
He could not predict that lurking in the darkness was not monsters, but humans, and what kind of unpredictable threats would be brought to them.
In fact, when the movie was put into the robot Jeff to ask this question, I also had some kind of speculation.
This just shows how good the film is.
Finch's choice of when to leave was based on his judgment of the weather and Jeff's degree of completion, as well as on the judgment that he would perfectly avoid all human beings.
So he chose the day when his scalp could not bear it and the weather changed at any time, rather than a seemingly quiet and deep night.
At this point, if you look back and think about it, you will find that there is no human appearance in the first part of the film, really not because Hanks's salary is already expensive enough, and the other can be saved. This is intentional by the film.
The most frightening is often the unknown. And representing the evil tailwalker, the perpetrator, the film does not show its face. Again, it was intentional. It is embodied in Finch's philosophy on the road, namely, don't trust anyone.
The threat has no specific face, you can imagine its fierce spirit, you can also imagine that its people and animals are harmless, they are a general reference.
Finch's hard trip, between the brisk soundtrack and the drum beats, is actually not lacking in fun.
However, this trip is also a ritualistic atonement for Finch.
With regret and self-blame, he embarked on this journey to repair his heart.
He transferred the responsibility he had not fulfilled to the dog around him.
With the ultimate care, he personally created a combination of male man and male maid in one.
And at the robot's own request, he began to call him Jeff.
Between Jeff and Goodyear, in a way, it's like an emotional continuation of his relationship with his son.
Finch may have wanted to say: Actually, I can do anything for you.
When I see the last person patiently, it is difficult not to be moved by the scene of opening the can.
Good movies, that's it.
He uses such a humorous way to make you cry, cry at the same time will make you smile.
A movie is a journey, and we go with Finch, reminiscing about ourselves and wondering if there are some regrets that we still have time to make up.
Or, imagine if the future is really the end, but there is Jeff and GOODYEAR in the end, will you feel that no matter how bad the situation, it may not be so bad.
Then continue to think, this kind of beauty, will not be because, that imaginary painting, there is no one there.
Add a vignette at the end
The film actually passed the Beckdale test.
Greater than or equal to 2 women: there are two mothers and two daughters in the film
There are lines: finish the lines with narration
Then because the line conveys the message of self-help, it is even said that it is not only aimed at men that may come from men.