1408 What do you mean?

What the man saw was the illusion that the room gave him, and finally he burned the room down.

1, first of all, shows the weakness of human nature. 1408 this room will not simply stimulate you out of thin air, but bite your spirit with every confession of guilt and grief in your heart, which is the handle of your soul. Makes you feel ugly about your life.

2. In1408, the hero didn't die selfishly, but destroyed the murder room together and died together. This reflects the brilliance of human nature advocated in this film-the protagonist actually experienced reflection on life, and the destruction of 1408 symbolizes the author's hatred of selfish personality and his understanding of death. After the movie, the man's smile contrasts with that in front of the room, meaning to put aside the pain and bite your spirit, which is the handle of your soul. Makes you feel ugly about your life.

3. In1408, the hero didn't die selfishly, but destroyed the murder room together and died together. This reflects the brilliance of human nature advocated in this film-the protagonist actually experienced reflection on life, and the destruction of 1408 symbolizes the author's hatred of selfish personality and his understanding of death. At the end of the film, the man's smile contrasts with before, meaning to abandon selfishness and live easily.

Plot introduction:

The hero, Mike Anselin (john cusack), is a horror novelist. Mike plays pranks as a profession and is an atheist through and through on weekdays. In order to finish his new book, Mike decided to stay in a haunted room for ten days, but he was bold and finally chose the most gloomy dolphin hotel/room Kloc-0/408. Gerald Olin (samuel jackson), the hotel manager, takes out dozens of photos of bizarre deaths in that room over the years to persuade Mike not to take risks, but Mike is indifferent and insists on his choice. After moving into room 1408, a bizarre phenomenon made Mike completely change his outlook on life of ghosts and gods. A lot of real horror experiences have indeed accumulated material for Mike's new book, but the key is that he must get out of that room alive first.