Question 2: What does it mean to say "in memory of allen greene" at the end of The Shawshank Redemption? Some behind-the-scenes tidbits of The Shawshank Redemption
Do you remember that there are subtitles at the end of the movie? Translated into Chinese in memory of Allen Green. AllenGreene, the agent of director FrankDarabont, died of AIDS complications on the eve of the film's completion.
Question 3: Many people don't need to meet again, because they are just passing by. Forgetting is the best memory we give each other. What does this mean? We are just passers-by.
Goodbye has two meanings. Saying goodbye to you is convenient for meeting and not seeing you again.
Obviously, this is the latter. We are just passers-by. Don't deliberately remember each other, because it is a kind of harm to you, maybe it is a kind of harm to you and him. This is obviously the former.
Question 4: "Commemoration …" or "Commemoration …" is translated into English? Dedicate to
in honour of
commemorate
Question 5: "The Shawshank Redemption" finally says "in memory of allen greene". Who's Alan Glynn? (Give a reliable answer) allen greene is the director Frank Darabont (Frank? Dalabont's agent made the film The Shawshank Redemption and died of AIDS complications on the eve of the film's completion. -
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Question 6: Why did you write in memory of allen greene after the movie The Shawshank Redemption? I like it very much.
Compared with others, people there seem to have a hard life, but as far as they are concerned, they may have their pursuits and fun. ...
As Andy said, hope is the best thing. In order to achieve that desired state, we must bear all the pain before: everything from spirit to body. People who really make great achievements have stronger endurance than normal people. There is no doubt that Andy is such a person.
What impressed me most was Brooks, an old man who stayed in Shawshank for more than 40 years before he was released from prison. He hanged himself because he could not adapt to the uneasy world outside. He wants to go back to prison, because he is at least an important person there, and there is nothing outside. Shawshank is everything to the old man, even if it represents punishment, repentance, filth, darkness, ugliness and unforgivability. Going in is the best redemption for him ... God played a joke on him and threw him into the abyss ... When Rhett came out, he said something when he was working in the shop: You can't pee without a command slogan. This is the great deterrent of habit, which makes people involuntarily return to old habits. Because of fear of their own sins and people's eyes, they dare not have sustenance and hope, and even can only walk carefully, fall asleep in nightmares and meditate in their own fears.
Andy finally escaped from Shawshank through his own efforts, and the tool was a small mallet. He is the only one who can hold on to life hope in prison and never give up his life. Run a library to improve the lives of prisoners. Help prison guards launder money and end up on the guillotine. He saved everyone, not the Bible or the law. Finally, watching him and Rhett embrace at the seaside, I was deeply relieved. ...
Andy and Rhett, Shawshank prisoners, can't rely on the warden or the police to clear their innocence. Once they are driven by interests, even if they know the truth, they won't help you reverse your conviction, because it is not easy to find a "machine" to help you make money in prison, and they don't have to pay. The real redemption can only be yourself ... The people who need real redemption here are not only prisoners, but also those prison guards who use violence and corrupt prison officials. They are the most guilty.
There are reflections on the state of life, snooping on the vulnerable groups, and struggling and saving the unfair fate. Is a calm narrative, indifferent exploration. ...
Question 7: When a man meets a woman, there is only an anniversary, not an independence day. What does this mean? This is a bit exaggerated. The anniversary is a testimony to commemorate the little things between you. Just think about it a little and prepare a small gift. What women care about is not things, but your thoughts!
Question 8: You mean, like the light in the shadow, like the joy in sadness? This should be my first film review in Douban.
So, is this movie really good?
In fact, I have always felt that film criticism has always been a very subjective thing, which is why I didn't want to write it down in Douban for many years. Those subjectivities are really my personal philosophy, nothing more.
I watched "One Hundred Days" in Festival Walk AMC, which happened to be the night after watching it. I saw on FB that AMC announced on the same day that it would close the holiday walking branch next year 1 month. I bought AMC tickets that night, and I always like to watch them in UA, which is inexplicable. Maybe it's destiny takes a hand. Then the movie "One Hundred Days" seems to be really my farewell to Festival Walk AMC. My uncle said that the graduation of AMC on holiday seems to be our Msc life in the past year. Say goodbye, of course, she has her meaning, and I can't seem to deny it. Sometimes, some memories will really "goodbye" in your disappointment.
Let's go back to the movie Lin Jiaxin. After I entered my inner senses, I paid little attention to it. Seeing her reminds me of the fear that emanated from my heart when I saw my inner senses in those years. She is not charming. She always appears in public with a clean face. She also played a fiancee who lost her fiance in a traffic accident 100 days. She was silent. She held back the pain. Everything she mourned was not revealed in her wailing. She went through the original honeymoon plan alone. After tasting the delicious food that they should have eaten together, when she arrived at the delicious food, she couldn't help laughing with satisfaction, and then silently bowed her head after remembering that she was actually a person. Every time she pretends to be calm in front of others, she says to her sister, "It doesn't matter." She bit her lip, frowned, clenched her fist, held her fiance's brother quietly with tears in her eyes, listened to the teacher's story about the past, and held the card written by her fiance when she was young. She was safe. Unknown, I made my last dinner with sleeping pills and pesticides. After I came back from the dead, I met the agent who came to see my new house and pretended that everything was normal. I think this kind of quiet sadness is the saddest sadness. Who says sadness doesn't require much effort?
I never knew Shi could act. I came to see it for a hundred days, but Shi unexpectedly liked his two plays best. The first scene is that he calls the driver's mother from a public phone. When he heard that the bereaved mother on the other end of the phone was heartbroken and missed her son, I thought he was very contradictory. On the one hand, he hates why the driver died in a car accident, so that he doesn't know who to hate. So I found the driver's mother and wanted to send her there, but when I heard that the other person was actually in the same mood as myself, his grief and indignation became more painful. The second scene is that he and his female colleagues are at each other's home. I never knew that the chemical reaction between death and sex was so disgusting, and I didn't feel any betrayal. There is only suffocating sadness under the hole. I can't stand that scene.
In July 749, a lonely traveler came to the Styx Ferry, where he reached the boundary between Yin and Yang.
I think everyone has their own farewell ceremony.
"One Hundred Days" is more about those who stay after death than death.
"One Hundred Days" seems to remind us to give ourselves a deadline, and sadness and pain are also a deadline for us to learn to let go.
Hundred Days Farewell
"I refuse, I shout, I cry, I give up.
I laughed, I recalled, I was in a daze, and I was lost.
Did you die or did you leave me?
Are you alive or am I taken away?
Then continue to complete.
Listen to your thoughts.
Water and say goodbye. "
There are many metaphors in the play, and I like the story of sheep told by that female colleague best.
"New Zealand has a job, so it should be a job? A man will fly a helicopter and look for a fallen sheep on the vast grassland. Because the wool absorbed water after the rain, the sheep fell and couldn't get up. The man wants to find these sheep, gently shake off the rain on them and pick them up. 」
"If you have never found a sheep? 」
"I don't know. But after a long time, the water evaporates and it can stand up. 」
"The bigger the sun, the faster the speed. 」
The flowering period of zinnia is very long, but it is inevitable that flowers will bloom and fall one day.
I think this play is really complicated ... >>
Question 9: At the end of the film The Shawshank Redemption, the subtitle reads "I want to commemorate allen greene with a comparative film". Who's Alan Glynn? What's the special significance? There is a subtitle in memory of allen greene at the end of The Shawshank Redemption, which is translated into Chinese in memory of allen greene. Director Frank Darabont's agent, allen greene, died of AIDS complications on the eve of the film's completion.