When it comes to "Forrest Gump", everyone will definitely think of the famous saying about chocolate in the movie: Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what the next moment will taste. Life is the same, you don't know what will happen later. So, Forrest Gump uses his own philosophy of life to live a life of serious efforts and live every day of the present.
Today, Forrest Gump brings us the question of "how to manage and resolve our anger"?
Hanks, who played "Forrest Gump"
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Rogers (forrest Gump's character Tom Hanks) is a well-known children's TELEVISION presenter. He was called the perfect man second only to God.
The man Rogers introduced on the show with a nose injury was Named Royd Vogel, a reporter for the magazine company. Lloyd was tasked with a column on the theme of "Heroes" and needed him to travel to Pittsburgh to interview Rogers.
At the first meeting, Lloyd only asked Rogers a few questions on a missionary basis. When Rogers noticed the wound on Royd's face and asked the other person about the details, Lloyd avoided the question because of the time, the interview did not go much. Royd saw that Rogers was busy and left without saying goodbye.
Back at the magazine, Lloyd asked his boss to give Rogers an in-depth interview, which he felt was irrelevant. The scene when Lloyd and Rogers first met lingered in his mind, and he wanted to get to know the man he called "perfect" more thoroughly. Because of his unfortunate childhood experiences, he believes that the world is broken, and the meaning of his own words is to expose the truth that others cannot see. So, in his opinion, the same is true of Rogers, who is the perfect man.
The second meeting stemmed from a late-night phone invitation by Rogers, on which Rogers regretted Thatrey's resignation, so he offered Royd an invitation, and the two met in Rogers' apartment in New York.
Prior to this meeting, the two people had a detailed understanding of each other's information, texts or videos. It is not so much that Lloyd interviews Rogers as it is that both men are trying to reveal the secrets and truths that neither side knows. Lloyd confesses that his wounds were caused by a fight with his father, and when Rogers wants to dig a little closer to the reasons behind it, Lloyd chooses to leave.
After Royd asked Rogers if he had too much to bear because of his reputation, many people lined up to solve his problems
The "burden" problem was that Rogers did not answer immediately, and under Lloyd's repeated questioning, he recounted some of the problems that occurred in the process of getting along with his son. Even a perfect man like Rogers, he has "angry" times and carries a "burden" forward.
On the night of his father's hospitalization, Royd left again despite the persuasion of his family, and when he came to the recording site of Rogers' show, he was surprised that he had become an unexpected guest. Apparently, the recording of the show was arranged by Rogers on an ad hoc basis for him. To him, the problems between Lloyd and his father were like those between him and his son. As an experiencer and an "expert on problems" in this area, he wanted to help Lloyd solve the problem of "anger".
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As a child, Lloyd's father abandoned himself and his sick mother, leading to her death. Therefore, in Lloyd's heart, he always remembered his father, and even if he later got married and had children, he did not inform the other party.
There is such a detail in the movie, the day after the quarrel, the father took the initiative to reconcile with Lloyd and squatted downstairs for 2 nights. The director gave two shots, and then when Reud returned from Pittsburgh (Rogers' city), he gave another shot of the ground, but the man was gone. Actual action always contradicts the thoughts in his heart, or in his own heart, Lloyd himself has the idea of reconciliation with his father, but the death of his mother creates an invisible wall in his heart. In this contradictory state of mind, Lloyd has been fighting against his past self.
And Rogers, when he first met Lloyd, knew that he was angry, that the source of everything was from his childhood experience, and as long as he reconciled with his past self, everything would be solved.
The movie "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood", based on true events, the protagonist of the story, Fred Rogers, is the host of "Mr. Rogers's Neighbor". Rogers' children's show "Mr. Rogers' Neighbor" has been broadcast for 33 years and has influenced generations of Americans. In the show, he tells the children the true face of the world in his own way.
His shows also talk about all kinds of topics, but what we see more is his encouragement and support for children, it is inspiration, he takes on the responsibilities that adults should do to children, and he passes on the kindness from this world to the next generation.