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I want to change my present life because it is tasteless and empty. Before watching Revolutionary Road, I always felt that I should do something, and I was trying to make changes, such as going abroad. Confusion always makes me feel confused. It seems that every step is confused, and I even doubt that my future life will be composed of a pile of confusion. 17, I changed my life once. By the end of 18, I tried to change my life, but it was still quite bad. This bad state has continued until now.

The Road to Revolution overthrew the fairy tale created by Leonardo DiCaprio and kate winslet in Titanic 1 1 years ago. It shows us the tragedy of real life and marriage. Eleven years, time has worn away Kate Winslet's elegance, and her face has obviously lost its former nourishment. I still remember the beauty and pride of the face under Rose's hat when she first boarded the Titanic. And Leonardo, I always think, is more suitable to play a down-and-out person. After all, he started with a poor boy, Jack. Like undercover in Infernal Affairs, Armstrong in New York Gangster, and diamond smuggler Danny in Blood Diamond.

The reason why The Road to Revolution was retranslated was not only because after Titanic, the two men joined hands again after eleven years, but also because the theme it expressed was my inner confusion. Kate plays April in the movie. In order to change her empty and boring life, she wants to go to Paris. She thinks it will be different there, and I, in order to change my life now, also want to go far away. Due to limited conditions, I can only set this destination in Korea. The background of Revolutionary Road is the United States in 1950s, which is experiencing the economic recovery after World War II and the gradual rise of the Cold War. Today in the 1990s, we are still experiencing the economic crisis and its recovery, and everything seems to be in the right place. April's dream of becoming an actress clashed with the reality in her life. This dream higher than life and her attitude towards life make her unwilling to be mediocre. She is eager to change the situation of a housewife, and she is also imagining that Frank and Paris can bring this change to her. Maybe this is what I want. I always thought I would be different. Maybe before 2006, when time sailed to 2009, I had given in. I think my life can't be different. The best I can achieve is only a little better than now.

Perhaps, I want to go to Korea just to comfort my mind and find something to do for my confusion. There will be some emptiness in life, but it is not made by life, but a lofty dream. Those lofty dreams make us hesitate. Many people are emphasizing that people should have dreams, but also be realistic. So what's the point of such a dream? Dreaming according to your real life is not so much a "dream" as an "action plan". I would rather not have such a dream. In life, this is defined as "lofty", and lofty people are always sad. I also agree with this proverb. Because of sadness, it is classic. For example, Zhang Ailing ...

In the movie, John said, "Many people are in emptiness, and it takes courage to really see that despair." It takes courage to see this despair, and it takes courage to get out of it. So before watching Revolutionary Road, I have been hesitating whether I really want to go to Korea. I have asked myself countless times, is it really necessary? To tell you the truth, I'm worried about my future life. But I need to change. I hope Kate Winslet can give me an answer when reading the introduction of Revolutionary Road. I want to see if their life after going to Paris will be as I feared. In the process of watching the movie, I have been guessing the ending, staring at the two people on the screen, trying to find the answer I want. When Kate Winslet's face was reflected on the glass for the first time, the sun, leaves and her eyes reflected each other. This is the outside world she wants, and she longs for it; This scene appeared twice, but the last time it appeared, the sun seemed to be stronger. It hit Kate Winslet's thin, moist face. Through her eyes, I wonder if she saw the life she wanted. I didn't see the ending I wanted, but I died in April, out of despair and in order to fight.

I don't know what the revolutionary road is about, so when my friend asked me how the movie was, I didn't know how to answer it at once. Perhaps, for those who love movies, it is a kind of soul analysis, but for those who don't like movies, it will be boring. Although everyone will understand the ending in the end, the theme to be expressed may really be that different people have different opinions. The unanimous evaluation given by many film critics is that we should have dreams, but don't take risks. Then let each of us seriously re-examine life and really start thinking. Such a heavy topic seems to make us never dare to have any illusions and extravagant hopes for our dreams. I still don't understand. If so, what exactly did we dream? Decorate life? When we start thinking, maybe we will think of beginning of spring, Nicole Kidman's Oscar-winning The Hours, and British writer Virginia Woolf.

What will I always do? How on earth should I face those arrogant lives?