Dreamer: The answer to movie 25 is the meaning of life.

I am not a person who is willing to spend energy thinking about images, so I prefer to accept realistic works of art. Among Van Gogh's many works, it may be those muddy shoes that make me cry. If it weren't for Fan Hai's recommendation, I don't think I would be interested in such nonsense movies as Dreamer.

Fan Hai said: "This is a very meaningful film. I expect you to write a comment on this high-scoring film, a daydream and a down-to-earth story. " So, I followed Walter Mitty, the protagonist of the film, through a fantastic journey from dream to reality.

Walter Mitty is the department manager of the negative assets department of Life magazine. Sixteen years of day-to-day work made his life very monotonous. He is over forty years old and still alone. He can only daydream about the love he wants, what he wants to do, or what he wants to say.

But Walter has always been conscientious about his work, just as he is conscientious and meticulous about every bit of life. Walter's film assets department has handled more than one million photos and never made any mistakes.

The dreamer is very incompetent in life. He learned in the teahouse that his favorite colleague Cheryl posted personal information on a dating website. He would rather click "blink" on the internet, but he didn't have the courage to confess in front of her.

But Cheryl's requirements for marriage are adventure, courage and creativity, so Walter imagines himself as a hero with adventurous spirit who walks through walls.

But because he didn't fill in the information such as "where he has been and what he has done", there is no way to click "blink" on the Internet.

While Walter was dreaming, two unpleasant things happened in his life: first, he had reached his 42nd birthday, but he was still single; The other is that life magazine was merged and closed because of the impact of the Internet.

When Ted Hendricks, the manager of M&A transition period, met Walter for the first time, he was holding a cake and a toy in his hand, which didn't attract attention, but Shane, a senior photographer of Life magazine, asked for the cover of the last issue of the magazine.

Shane attached a card to the film sent to Walter, indicating that the 25th is his best work, and he said that this is the essence of life. The 25th surpassed all his previous works, and the cover of the last issue will surpass all previous covers.

At the same time, Shane thanked Walter for his cooperation over the years. He gave Walter a wallet with the company motto: "broaden your horizons and break through the danger;" See the world and be there; Get close to each other and feel life; This is the meaning of life. "

But no 25 negative was found in Sean's film. Walter and his assistant only found three puzzling pictures: a thumb with a silver ring, a picture of water ripples, and a part of an invisible thing. I really don't see anything good about these photos.

There are only two and a half weeks before the printing of the last issue of Life magazine. Where is the No.25 negative? Did Shane send it?

These three photos may be clues to finding Shane who has never seen a dragon. They saw the name of a ship in the developed water ripple photos: urqui Snak.

Walter asked Cheryl to help him find Shane's address. Cheryl found Shane's two mailing addresses. One is Princeton, New Jersey, and the other is Greenland. Okey Snak was found in Nuuk, Greenland.

So Walter immediately set off for Greenland. He found the thumb in the photo in the bar where Shane received the letter. This is Shane's thumb when he sent a letter to Shane and sent his helicopter pilot away. When he imagined Cheryl seeing him off, he bravely jumped into a helicopter driven by a drunk driver.

When Walter jumped out of the helicopter with wireless communication equipment and his toolbox, he didn't fall into the boat, but jumped into the raging sea. He had a fierce fight with the shark.

When the lifeboat on Snak rescued him, he woke up from a "daydream" for the first time, saw the real person beside him and touched the real face-this is true, yes, this is not a daydream, this is his first real adventure!

However, just four hours ago, Shane left Greenland for Iceland, and Walter also threw the wireless communication equipment given to him by the helicopter pilot into the sea, making it impossible to get in touch with Shane. ...

Strangely, Walter actually ate a cake with the same taste as his mother's "little orange" on Snak, and there was Shane's photography itinerary on the paper wrapped in the cake. So, after landing, he grabbed the only bicycle and headed for Iceland. ...

On the way, Walter once again imagined that the birds in the sky had become Cheryl watching him. His bike hit the post of the road sign, so he had to rely on the most primitive means of transportation, so he started running all the way. ...

He finally found the address written by Shane on the cake wrapping paper: Eyjafjallajokull Ice Sheet, and traded his birthday present, the rubber man, for a skateboard. He also found out the departure time of Shane's plane, so Walter began his skateboarding trip again. ...

Just as he crossed the winding mountain road like the wind and came to Egels, the alarm of volcanic eruption sounded and he was pulled into a search and rescue vehicle. Just then, Shane flew over Walter's head like an eagle standing on a helicopter. ...

Smoke from the volcano devoured the car like a wild animal. Fortunately, he walked out of Iceland alive and returned to the city where he lived and worked. However, he still didn't find the No.25 negative, and he didn't find Shane!

Walter returned to Los Angeles to face the fact that Cheryl was fired. He sent the skateboard he got as a birthday present to Cheryl's house, but a man opened the door ... and he himself was fired for losing the 25th film.

Desperate, he threw the wallet Shane gave him into the trash can.

But this did not make Walter give up the pursuit of clues and the search for Shane. Now the mystery of Shane's three photos is only the last partial photo of an object, and there is no clue. Walter could do nothing about it.

It's always so illogical before the truth is known. Just when Walter was at a loss with the painting in his hand, he suddenly found that the painting in his hand was actually part of his mother's piano. It turned out that Shane had been to Walter's house and learned about his living habits and schedule, but Walter knew nothing about it.

When he told his mother about Shane's photography trip on the cake wrapping paper, her mother told him with certainty that Shane was not a "witch boy" but a "warlord", and the cake could dredge the warlord's fortress.

So, he took a travel bag that his father had never used, and started a trip to the Himalayas with two assistants, reaching the snow-capped mountain at an altitude of 18 thousand kilometers. Here, Walter met Shane, who had worked so hard to find him. He shot snow leopards on the top of the mountain alone.

It turns out that the No.25 negative is simply a gift from Shane to Walter: he gave it to Walter in his wallet!

This is Shane's style. He found that beautiful things didn't want to attract attention. He felt the process of some things and kept a straight face. He didn't even use a machine to record, but enjoyed the wonderful moment.

He didn't tell Walter the contents of the film, nor did he press the shutter. "Sometimes I don't shoot. If I like a moment, I mean when I personally like it, I don't like the camera to distract me. I just want to immerse myself in that moment, enjoy the moment, enjoy the moment, and the moment is over. "

However, Walter threw away his wallet, and Shane never told him the contents of film 25. Oh, my God, what exactly is minus 25? The best work? The essence of life?

After returning home, Walter had to sell his mother's piano and look for a new job.

Walter's mother doesn't feel bad about her son selling the piano that her husband gave her, but helps her son collect things that look worthless: the travel bag left by her husband, the travel notebook put in the travel bag; The wallet that her son threw in the trash can was also put away by her ... this is a kind of possession!

There are two days before the printing of the last issue of Life magazine. When Walter finally took the wallet from his mother and took out the No.25 negative that Shane gave him, he didn't care about the content of the photo, but gave it directly to Ted.

He told Ted that the people he drove away came because they believed in the motto of the magazine and they made it. I hope he will respect these people.

Finally, Walter received a thank-you letter from Cheryl's son, clarified the misunderstanding and really shook Cheryl's hand.

Finally, Walter saw the last Life magazine in the book and magazine market. The cover was actually: "The Last Issue: For the Creator of this magazine", but the picture was actually Walter!

This is the answer of film 25, which talks about the meaning of life: seeing, seeing, being close to each other, and the moments we experience make things beautiful but don't want to attract attention! This is the essence of life.

In addition to the suspense that the story always revolves around the No.25 film, the audio-visual enjoyment brought by the pictures and music of this film should not be missed, especially when Walter rides, runs and skateboards on the expressway. The natural scenery is spectacular, but the characters are not insignificant at all, just like the most spoken line in the movie: cool!

Walter, played by Ben Stiller, has a rich expression and a precise grasp of the character. From daydreaming and homesickness to experiencing real dangers, eyes become firm and confident, and the whole process seems to witness a person's transformation and growth through major events.

The film Dreamer is a fantasy drama directed by Ben Stiller. Ben Stiller, kristen wiig and sean penn starred. The film was released in the United States on February 25, 20 13. Douban 8.4 points.

I am not a person who likes nonsense movies. This movie is exaggerated, but my inner feelings are so close to the truth that I can cry for it.