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Film Review of The Shawshank Redemption 1 Abstract: In the film, prison life is like getting up at eight o'clock, turning off the lights and sleeping at eight o'clock, and the librarian distributing books. The idea that such a regular life suddenly flashes is actually quite similar to the life of sending students to school. Thinking that the dormitory with a big birdcage in the school would crowd eight people into bunk beds, I joked that the cell could be a single room, which was really happy.
I saw this movie n years ago and thought it was really good. It's good. Where is it? Perhaps because of the happy ending, the protagonist finally managed to escape from prison and reach his dream place, which made the viewer give himself hope and think that he could reach the other side of freedom.
After reading it for the first time, I actually only remember the story and the wonderful ending. After many years, I can't help revisiting it with the question "Is it that good?" I still think this movie is wonderful, and I still don't understand why the Douban score is so high.
Life in prison in the film, get up at one o'clock, sleep at one o'clock, turn off the lights at one o'clock, and the librarian distributes books. The idea that such a regular life suddenly flashes is actually quite like sending students to school. Thinking that the dormitory with a big birdcage in the school would crowd eight people into bunk beds, I joked that the cell could be a single room, which was really happy.
If the protagonist Andy is persistent and persistent, we ordinary people can do it as long as we work hard. Then his genius and all-round talent can not be achieved by ordinary people simply by hard work. I have to admit that there is such a thing as genes. The loose Bible and clear chapters confirm a famous saying that a genius must have an excellent memory. Therefore, as a banker, it is natural to be familiar with tax laws and regulations, and accounting work is a piece of cake for him. He is also a geological enthusiast, who knows a lot about stones. He seems to be a sculptor, who knows music and is good at teaching.
Deeply hit. Because people like me are easily jealous of people with good memories. Genius like this takes months to remember all the books, while ordinary people take years. It takes a lifetime for ordinary people to finish reading books in one year, so the gap between the depth and breadth of knowledge is thus revealed.
People like Andy are gods, just like Jobs. It is not something that ordinary people can achieve by reading a few inspirational books and watching a few inspirational movies. But ordinary people are easily excited about such a genius and his success. I don't know what I am excited about. It's not like we have a high IQ, so we have to work hard.
Perhaps this film was given so many five stars because it expressed our desire for freedom and realized our hope for freedom. But after reading it twice, I found that it actually gave most ordinary people without talent and perseverance despair that they could not be free.
A genius like the hero relies on perseverance and talent to build a tower of freedom with nearly 20 years of youth. Those who have no talent but persevere are lucky to realize their wishes before they die. Most ordinary people who have nothing will only get excited when they see a mirage of freedom.
I said that most people have no ability to be free. This "ability" is not only IQ, EQ and other qualifications, but also a person's desire and respect for freedom. Setting yourself free is not based on destroying the freedom of others. Freedom is not the pursuit and dream of all people who groan without illness, but the heart is "I love the system, it gives me a sense of security and security."
Instead of giving this movie a star, we should say that we are only worth one star: we keep saying that we yearn for freedom and complain about institutionalization, but in fact we are willing to enjoy the benefits brought by institutionalization (since the system has its own freedom, please don't complain); We shouted freedom, but laughed and crowded into the crowd to watch the animals in the aquarium of the zoo and their performances on holidays, thinking that animals love to be imprisoned for people to see. (I don't know how many animals are used to this way of life, just like Brooks, who stays in prison all his life in the movie, and how many really like to show off.) When we see that swans can only swim back and forth in the waters as big as the zoo ditch for ten seconds, birds can't fly under a net three or four meters high, and dolphins can't jump freely in the sea, if we can still laugh, please don't say how much we want to respect freedom and don't deserve the five stars of this movie.
-write this article for yourself, and inspire yourself and those who are also lacking or losing perseverance, stick to it like Andy, and one day you will get the freedom you want!
The movie "The Shawshank Redemption 2" I have carefully watched "The Shawshank Redemption" twice, and I have to say that this movie really moved me. It is not only the deep friendship between Andy and Rhett, but also the fact that Andy successfully escaped from Shawshank prison after experiencing many difficulties and obstacles. But there is always a struggle for belonging and hope in that dark and dirty corner, just like sporadic light in the night, weak but powerful.
Shawshank prison is a special existence for all prisoners, and Old Bruce is an example. After 50 years in prison, he became crazy when he learned that he was paroled, not because he was ecstatic about his freedom, but because he was about to leave. He has been completely isolated from the outside world. In Shawshank, he is an important person, while outside, he is an old prisoner on parole. Living in fear every day, he even wants to violate the parole and return to Shawshank, the place he calls "home". This absurd behavior seems unreasonable, but Rhett hit the nail on the head. "You will hate it here at first, then get used to it, and finally rely on him and you can't live without him." Shawshank imprisoned their physical freedom and even their spiritual freedom. At first, they will be disgusted, gradually start to be depressed and depressed, and finally give up hope and live numbly. Because only in this way can we not be tortured to madness by the hope in our hearts. Nothing is more sad than the death of your heart, which is the most terrible thing in Shawshank. Instead of forcing you to give up all the good beliefs in your heart, let yourself abandon them and watch them flow out of your body and into this dirty muddy water, but give up all the struggles. This is a terrible imprisonment, or in Rhett's words, it is called "institutionalization"
In fact, Shawshank in the movie is a metaphor, a metaphor for real life. I remember reading such a joke a few years ago. Ask a little boy what he wants to be when he grows up. Answer: Get into a good university, find a good job, buy a big house, marry a good wife and have a fat son. Ask again: What do you want your son to do in the future? Answer: Get into a good university, find a good job, buy a big house, marry a good wife and have a fat son. When I first saw it, I couldn't help laughing, but when I think about it, I feel helpless. This implies a universal social value: house, car, son and ticket. Those who are bound by them and lose their original freedom are defined as those who have a superior life, while those who have not are those who have failed or have not succeeded. Under such universal values, everyone is institutionalized, just like a robot with a programming program. Everyone has a huge burden on their shoulders, and they are walking on thin ice carefully, for fear that one day there will be nothing. Even if there are some impulses and passions, resentment or shouts in my heart, I will be exhausted by this day-to-day repetition and day-to-day burden, and then I will get used to this life, give up some seemingly absurd impulses in my heart and live numbly step by step. Later, the dependent even unconsciously maintained such values. In the end, I sighed when I remembered the impulsive and absurd dream when I was young, and watched it go with the wind with regret. Even though there was a lot of helplessness in my heart, I didn't resist. This is the Shawshank prison in reality.
Don't they have any hope in their hearts? I think there is. Just like Rhett in the film, even though he warned Andy that "hope is dangerous and crazy, and it's useless here", he didn't play the harmonica that Andy gave him. He said the timing was wrong. I think I'll wait for him to be free again. But hope is not enough. It should be transformed into an action, a persistence and a struggle. For people in prison, freedom is not easy, freedom is glorious and darkness is the background. Freedom is sometimes a spirit in your heart, an attitude that you don't want to give in. Even in this dark corner, you can walk freely in this four-corner high wall like wearing an invisible coat. Freedom sometimes depends on temporary attachment to power. Like Andy, the attachment to the warden is the freedom to drink beer and bask in the sun with "colleagues" at noon, and the attachment to the warden is an opportunity to build a library. Freedom is a brave struggle that is not afraid of everything. What reverberated in Shawshank was The Wedding of Figaro. In order to embrace the Pacific Ocean and endure the stench, it is a struggle to climb the stinking sewer as long as five football fields.
When the word came, people followed their wishes, and they freely practiced their vows and fought for it. Hope in life will always appear with your expectations. Although not everyone can go where they want to go and do what they want to do like San Mao, there are always moments in life when they can hold hope regardless of the consequences and realize their ideals freely. People always have hope and faith, which is a good thing, and good things will never pass.
Comments on the movie The Shawshank Redemption 3 Although someone recommended this movie to me a long time ago and said it was worth seeing, I just didn't find it, or I looked for it seriously. I didn't watch CCTV-6 until last night.
It is said that this film, which was born in the same year as Forrest Gump, was greatly upstaged by Forrest Gump. The Shawshank Redemption cost $3.3 million, but in the end it only recovered $3.6 million, almost a paperback, which missed the Oscar that year, but it has been a popular drama downloaded by netizens ever since.
There is not much description of the social reality at that time in the film, and the explanation of the social background is only a passing sentence; There is no emotional drama between men and women; There is no touching music; No beautiful scenery; There are no twists and turns and bizarre plots; This is probably why The Shawshank Redemption lost to Forrest Gump. However, its popularity cannot be denied. The Shawshank Redemption does a good job in the cohesion and coherence of the plot. It is the kind of film that can let you know what it is talking about from the first minute, and has never been confused until the end of the film.
The location is Shawshank Prison in New England, USA. The protagonist is two prisoners: Andy, a banker whose wife was killed by mistake, and Red, a black man who has been imprisoned for many years. Andy was sentenced to life imprisonment and unjustly imprisoned, but in prison he never gave up the hope of pursuing freedom, nor did he give up his love for knowledge and the protection and struggle for rights, which affected many prisoners and almost changed the whole prison.
Rhett is a capable prisoner. Because of his unusual relationship with some prison guards, he can entrust people to get many things that are not in prison, such as cigarettes, toothbrushes, posters of female stars, and a small hammer that Andy finally got from prison. ...
In prison, Andy and Rhett formed a deep friendship, because they are both smart and witty, and they can communicate their ideas well. Andy is even more unusual. He has extraordinary wisdom and ability, even a wise mind like a philosopher, and insists on an optimistic and loving attitude towards life. He provides financial guidance and free financial services to prison guards and warders; He insisted on writing to the state legislature, demanding an increase in the funds for the prison library; He won beer and music and improved the lives of his companions; He likes reading the Bible. ...
From the beginning, Andy stood out from the others in the prison, because he was innocent at all, because he had a high IQ and was the elite of the upper class, but he was in trouble. In his own words: "Bad luck befalls you like this, but I didn't expect this storm to last so long. If I do something wrong, my suffering can be redeemed. "
Prison has changed the lives of many people, making them no longer adapt to the outside world after they get out of prison, but want to go back to prison. Brooks is a typical tragedy, regaining his freedom did not bring him the slightest joy, and finally committed suicide. This is a great irony of American criminal law at that time. Originally, the purpose of criminal law was to reform prisoners, so that guilty people could be reborn and return to society. In the end, the lives of these prisoners were completely destroyed by the prison, because the prison had already destroyed all their hopes for life.
Andy never gave up hope. He said to Rhett, "Hope is a beautiful thing." In Rhett's view, hope is useless and even dangerous in prison. But in the end, Andy's hope actually brought him a new life and achieved something that others could not do at all. He described Rhett as "if you want to use it to dig a hole in the ground and escape from prison, it will take at least 600 years." It only took 19 years to dig an escape hole with a small hammer. Rhett was finally released. He almost wanted to follow Brooks' old path and was almost ruined by prison life. But in the end, the promise to Andy brought him to the place where Andy said. According to Andy's instructions, he found Andy's whereabouts. He followed Andy to Chihuahua, Mexico. Andy said it was a place where memories can be forgotten ... and friendship can continue. No matter how much suffering I experienced, I finally got my reward and hope. At least life goes on. Along with freedom and wisdom, they are still popular.
The understanding of life and the education of life are naturally revealed from this film through Andy's words and deeds. It spreads philosophical thoughts to people in an understatement and teaches people to face life with strong optimism. This is a film worth seeing.
Reflections on the movie The Shawshank Redemption 4 Andy was framed and imprisoned for the murder of his wife and lover, and was sentenced to life imprisonment. He changed from a beautiful banker's vice-president to a prisoner, who suffered all kinds of mental and physical destruction in prison. It is under such conditions that one is still full of hopes and dreams. It is such a strong and unreasonable person who has lived in that desperate environment for 20 years. What he said in prison seems to be a fable and well-founded:' Let the stingy sheriff buy drinks for his prisoners; I will spend the rest of my life on an island in the Pacific Ocean ... it has finally come true. No matter what the reality is, we should have hope even in the face of despair, shouldn't we? Just like Andy, when he first dreamed of opening a small hotel in Ze Vattani, buying a boat, watching the stars in the sunset, walking to the seaside, stepping on the waves and feeling free, Ze Vattani was still in distant Mexico, while he was in Shawshank, USA, and in prison, he didn't even have the most basic freedom. However, he finally reached the place he dreamed of without memory, a place as beautiful as heaven. Hope is such a thing. No matter whether you are free or not, you can enjoy life leisurely in a difficult situation, struggle or put everything aside, so that you can face the reality more firmly. People should live in hope.
When Rhett tells Andy, "Hope is a dangerous thing and the root of mental depression." Facing the cruel reality, Andy tells Rhett with practical actions: "There is a kind of bird that can't be caged, and its wings are full of hope." Cowardice imprisons the soul and hopes to set you free. People just can't lose hope. Only when you have ideals can you have the belief that you will win in the future. Yes, because of hope, Andy persisted for twenty years. Twenty years. What did Andy do with it? He constantly shows his value and talent in live high, and he is encouraging others to have dreams and not to give up easily. In such a desperate situation, he can be far-sighted and spend 20 years building his own life path. Andy said, "Some people are busy living, while others are busy dying." .
Twenty years, what would I do if I were you? Like any ordinary prisoner in Shawshank prison, he will be tortured by reality and give up his thoughts and hopes to become a numb and institutionalized person. He will completely turn over a new leaf. If he gets along better, he may be just like Bruce, or at most like Rhett. He will be a person who can get something in prison, continue to play his role and live closer to a normal person. Still like the fat man who came in with Andy, he surrendered to reality from the beginning, stopped struggling, cried for mercy, and was finally killed by the prison guard. I don't want to be any of these people. I must be like Andy and never give up my hopes and dreams to change the reality. Because we didn't suffer as many disasters as Andy did in real life, there is no reason to give up courage and hope. Effort is redemption, and there is hope. Think about it from another angle. In fact, our real life is the same as theirs, but the environment is different. In our environment, we are all alive, not much different from them. No matter what kind of ideal we have at the beginning, no matter how determined we are, no matter how much we want to turn real life into what we want, in the end we can only be assimilated by it, which may only take a moment. It may take 65,438+00, 20,30 or even 40 years like Rhett, and our will is exhausted by various facts bit by bit. Our ideals will eventually be abandoned or forgotten by ourselves, and then we will lazily accept the various arrangements given to us by fate like the prisoners in Shawshank prison. This is life-the life of most people. In fact, none of this matters, but what we want to be. In our life, I have seen too many people give up easily because of a little setback; When the environment is not as good as I thought, I only blame the society. After watching this movie, I have been thinking about how I should face difficulties and setbacks and live my true value. How will I influence the people around me? What kind of memories can we leave in the future life?
Twenty-six years after the movie The Shawshank Redemption, when Andy? When Dufresne enjoys sunshine, happiness and freedom in the Mexican border town of Chi Vattani Huo, thousands of miles away from Shawshank prison, he will never forget the morning when he borrowed a small hammer from Rhett 26 years ago. He may not have thought that an exciting opportunity would make him free for the rest of his life.
Similarly, when Rhett heard Andy invited him to Chihuataniho, he never thought that in a few years, he would really set foot on the journey of this foreign town in his twilight years.
In addition, when Andy was sentenced to life imprisonment at the beginning of the novel, he would never have thought that Andy would be released from prison in his own way and start his life again after 26 years.
There is no doubt that The Shawshank Redemption is a legendary book that Stephen King would never have thought of. It constitutes a panoramic tour appreciation of Shawshank prison for readers, and also constitutes Andy's escape and redemption to the Count of Monte Cristo, so that everyone can experience Shawshank once.
When I first read The Shawshank Redemption, I was already shocked by the truth and cruelty of the world built by Stephen King. I can't help admiring the depth of the author's brush strokes, but also thinking and tasting. But because I was too young at that time, I couldn't understand my thinking well, nor could I sort it out systematically. Reading this book again now, I feel the previous feelings and abandon the literary factors. All I feel is the preciousness of freedom and hope, and the primitive tension of human life.
I believe that anyone who is wronged will be wronged, will suffer and will fight. However, what will you do when this grievance reaches the point where you can't fight? Give up, despair? Or continue? I dare not speculate what will happen to others, but for me, I may be disappointed and give up, and the chances of continuing to fight are slim. It's hard for me to keep fighting like Andy, for 26 years, and I can continue in several desperate situations. What is more commendable is that in the process of this struggle, he can still glow with the brilliance of personality and reason, infecting and changing the surrounding environment and people. We can see that from the moment Andy entered the prison, he never stopped fighting, and he never lost hope. He resisted the harassment of his sisters, challenged the authority of the warden, changed the prison environment, improved the situation of his inmates, cared about his own case, and never lost hope of getting out of prison. It is hard to imagine how excited he was when Tommy told the truth of his case, and how he was hit, threatened and retaliated by Norton in this excitement and persisted in his struggle. It is hard to imagine how he kept his reason and hope in a prison environment that was almost desperate and suffocating, and used them to carefully plan his escape and fully consider various possibilities, which has never been discovered. I have to say that Andy is a strange work full of hope, reason and courage. He can really teach us a lot: reason, courage and hope. Because of hope, he did not sink into the prison environment and erase his personality; Because of reason, he cannot be too theoretical with Norton; Because he is brave, he dares to fight against those behaviors that go against his values. These are all things we should and must learn.
Today's society is impetuous, the pace is getting faster and faster, and the pressure is getting bigger and bigger. Many people obviously can't adapt. They have given up hope for life, lost their rationality as human beings and lost their minimum courage. Therefore, we see that the suicide rate is getting higher and higher, young people are becoming more and more vulnerable, and the nerves of society are getting tighter and tighter. In fact, at this time, we can think about Andy and Shawshank. We can be as hopeful about life as he is, even if the surrounding environment is like Shawshank: injustice, chaos and despair. We can't become aimless, sink into reality, and lose the bright spot of personality with this society. Although some people may be like Norton: hypocrites, real villains, bullying the weak and fearing the hard, although the difficulties you face may be difficult to confront, we can, like Andy, calm down and think about what we should do, plan, implement and pursue. Really, we should be like Andy: we should think about our Shawshank.
Well, writing is so far, there are not many words, and it should have been finished long ago. I just suddenly thought of a poem by Shu Ting called "This is Everything". The last two sentences can be used to describe Andy in The Shawshank Redemption appropriately, and can also be used as our self-encouragement. When we have nothing to do, we can carefully appreciate and feel the real situation of life-hope and fight for it. Please put these on.