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I didn't believe it, and when I stood in the airport terminal, like George Clooney, facing the huge floor-to-ceiling windows, facing the planes that would leave at any time, I suddenly became afraid. For a moment, I also felt that I suddenly had a lot of respect for Jason Reitman.
The movie "In the Clouds" is really cruel and real. All those who are shuttling around in the workplace, all those who have unrealistic fantasies about emotions, all those who are ignoring family affection, should look at it.
Out of love for this movie, the following will be from the film characters to the interpretation of the film.
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Have you ever fired anyone? Have you ever been fired? Or have you ever left a company? At least you'll have one of those experiences, right? If you are not a student. Even if you are a student, you must have left a school. Think about the mood of leaving. To be fired is to be fired. The more you integrate into society, the less you want to be left.
Because you have a mortgage, you have to provide a car, you have to raise a wife, you want to keep your children from losing at the starting line, you still have four elderly people to raise, society is so tightly tied to people inside, you can only fall deeper and deeper, especially in the United States, of course, we can determine their dependence as long as we are the same--- house prices. As long as you buy a house in China, your pride in society will be broken by a few points. At this time, a professional dismissal of the ashes appeared.
You hate him. Because the moment he says please leave, he is the only catharsis of your anger. Being such a character requires great emotional intelligence. Of course, when emotions are about to erupt, they usually show real weakness. It is natural for people to sympathize with the weak. So his job is also difficult.
But no one sympathized with him. Neither do I. Because he definitely pays a high salary. Because he is in the eyes of many people as a role of aiding and abetting abuse. Because there are always people in the big social machine who want to be this screw, such as Anna. Anna was even more hateful. At least George, he understood people's suffering. At least he wants to mitigate the hurt to you in a way that evokes a true dream in your heart, at least he knows the cruelty of the job, at least he knows what he's doing. Anna no. She really thought of it as a job. As a job facing a machine. Like every fledgling college student, she is full of enthusiasm, cut through thorns, and wants to soar to the sky.
You and I are no longer ignorant teenagers, but I heard her begin with the first sentence
"I'm here to tell you that you've been fired",
I really wanted to slap her in the face. Who invented it
"Don't ask what the company has given you, ask what you have done for the company"
This sentence? When the operator wants to clear up the relationship with a straight face, you ask yourself how much salary you have paid, and how many shifts have others paid for how much effort? If everyone in the workplace pays for the company, it is really only your salary, most companies will go backwards by a hundred thousand miles. Of course, I don't mean government departments, state-owned enterprises, public institutions, and the like. There are always things in this society that don't have to pay too much. But not for most people.
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In addition to presenting a cruel profession, the film also presents a hopeless relationship. A joke. A business elite who does not want to be disturbed by external emotions meets a woman of his own kind. A dewy affair between you and me could have lasted. When George was touched and suddenly wanted to abandon his theory of loneliness, suddenly wanted to abandon the view that emotions were heavy burdens and relationships were entangled, he also wanted to have a co-pilot in life, and he also wanted to share the best time of his life with the people he loved most, he ran to the door of the woman's house without a word and rang the doorbell.
The truth is always harsh. It turned out she had a family. He was just a passer-by. The woman was furious at his arrival. Why can't we both play this drama of life well? You and I are passers-by in life, and my family is also my passer-by, and I only care about myself. They and you, I don't care. I'm just making plays. Are you different from me? We all fly hundreds of days a year in the sky, we all come alone, and die alone, why do you want to destroy it?
Seeing this, I really want to slap it. I'm so childish, I'm naïve, I'm naïve. I believe that all who see this place will be disappointed. We all thought that the director would let George give us a feeling lesson, telling us that the economy is depressed, there is still love, there is still family affection, we still have to pursue our dreams, and there is still hope in life. But no. He has been telling the truth and has even given us such cruel examples.
"Tonight most people will return to their warm little homes to meet the noisy puppies, noisy children, their partners will inquire about what happened during the day, and at night, they will sleep peacefully in the night..."
All of this, so like a drama. However, he still had to hope:
"The stars slowly climb out of the hidden corners of the day, and one of the glimmers of those skids will be brighter, and it is my wings, blessing others, quietly blowing through..."
So he wants to throw away the emotional load because he really cares, knowing that it's hard to be heavy and we can't carry the world. So he went on to reincarnate himself on the road. His life seems to have nothing more to do. And those who will be fired by his hand show their expectations for life at the end. Life is nothing more than that.
Movie information
Title: In the Clouds, "Up in the Air"
Director: Jason Reitman
Starring: George Clooney / Vera Famega / Anna Kendrick
Genre: Romance/Drama
Release Date: December 23, 2009 UNITED STATES