Chapter 632 Hidden Core
“...What if he is the only mistake in perfection?”
Easyly, Anson threw a heavy weight, words themselves have no power , but the emotional impact hidden in the language was overwhelming, causing ripples in Heath and Rachel's eardrums.
There was a roar.
Then.
Heath muttered in a dazed voice, "So he strangled himself to death with his umbilical cord."
McGee and Eric created four endings for the movie, which represent different story directions and reflect their understanding of the story. A different take on the story.
One of the endings is that Evan is unable to face the tragedy and pain at the end of reincarnation. He realizes that perfection does not exist at all——
He can no longer bear despair and suffering. He was tortured, so he chose a way to get rid of it once and for all; in other words, he believed that the source of all pain was himself, and as long as he disappeared, everything would return to normal.
So.
He returned to his mother's womb and strangled himself with the umbilical cord.
That's it.
When reading through the text, you can already deeply feel the helplessness and despair, and the shock and excitement are coming layer by layer.
And now, after the collision of brainstorming, it seems that I have truly experienced Evan's mental journey, once again leading to the destined tragic ending. A kind of fateful sadness and helplessness hit my face like a tsunami, and in an instant Let Heath and Rachel be defeated and completely surrender.
Heath thought he had understood the essence of the story by reading the script over and over again; but now he finally understands why seeing Anson's performance in the first scene triggered inspiration in his mind, and he looked at Anson's eyes again I couldn't help but undergo subtle changes, and I was speechless.
"But..."
Heath said.
However, he didn't know what he was going to say. After throwing out a twist, he stayed there stupidly, like an idiot.
Anson did not speak in a hurry, but waited patiently——
Unfortunately... there was no further explanation.
Heath didn't, and neither did Rachel.
But Anson is not surprised. This is the most exciting part of "The Butterfly Effect". It uses a fatalistic tragedy to vividly display the helplessness and struggle of life in front of the audience, so the movie can be popular among senior movie fans. It spreads through word of mouth and promotes it spontaneously.
Then.
“But,” Anson said and continued following Heath’s words, “this is still not the real ending.”
Heath, “Huh?”
Rachel, "What?"
Anson didn't lie.
“In the movie, the relationship between Evan and his father is actually the hidden problem.”
“In fact, his father can also go back to the past. Evan goes back to the past to fight for Happiness is also about saving everyone around you, so what about your father?”
“The answer lies in the conversation we just had.”
Rachel's eyes lit up, "Evan."
Anson nodded gently, "If Evan is stillborn, then his mother will definitely smoke, drink, and become depressed and eventually die of cancer, so his father He will go back to the past over and over again to revise this matter to ensure that Evan can be born smoothly and that his wife will not fall into pain."
"But when Evan is born, he will experience what happened in the movie. Everything, and finally fell into despair, ending the cycle of death."
"So, there is a detail in the movie that before Evan was born, his mother had two miscarriages. It can be understood that the father failed twice to stop Evan, and both father and son were trapped in their own loops. "
"Then.
"My father realized that the only way to end this endless cycle is for one of them to give up their obsession and stop trying to change the timeline and reverse time and space." "So, my father said to Evan in the movie, you can't be God, kid."
He.
Rachel took a breath, covered her mouth, and looked at Anson in disbelief. Just when they thought the brainstorming was over, Anson casually threw a big punch, subverting their imagination again.
Not only Rachel, but also Heath.
Despite his outstanding talent, despite his youth and maturity, Heath is still just a fledgling child in the final analysis. Standing in front of Anson, it is really not enough to watch. The shock and impact come one after another and cannot stop.
Then, he was swept into the stormy waves.
“Look, life is like this.”
“We always try to chase perfection, find the right answer, do our best to avoid all mistakes, and if given the chance, we will modify our own Mistakes, and believe that only perfection can lead to happiness.”
“But in fact, we are not God, no one can be perfect, those mistakes, pain, and regrets are what shape our current existence, misses and. Defects are precisely the most precious wealth in life.”
"We all hope that life will only have joy and happiness, but the problem is that without loss, we will not experience the happiness of possession, without pain, we will not feel the purity of joy, good and bad, black and white, right and wrong, etc. , everything is relative, without one opposite half, the other half will collapse fundamentally."
"When we try to play God, when we try to create perfection, when we try to deny for the sake of light. When it’s dark, that’s the real beginning of tragedy.”
“This is the real core of the movie.”
Taking the butterfly effect as the starting point, what the movie really tries to explore is a kind of tragedy. Attitude towards life, the attitude towards facing pain and setbacks, hardships and struggles, is also the correct way to happiness.
This is precisely the reason why Anson liked this movie and took over the filming of it——
He will not live in the past.
To be precise, he will face and accept everything in the past calmly, and grasp the present and the present, and use the present to change the future.
The words finally stopped here. Anson did not continue to speak, letting the aftermath of the words spread and stir in the air.
Then.
Anson noticed a look and subconsciously looked up.
It's Heath.
Heath looked at Anson quietly with a penetrating look. Even if Anson noticed and looked over, he continued to look at him without concealing it.
Anson, "My face has bloomed?"
Heath actually nodded, "It hasn't bloomed, but it's almost the same. Are you sure you are only twenty years old? It looks like Nothing like it.”
It’s more than just a performance or an exploration of the characters and the plot, it’s more of an understanding of life and destiny, full of wisdom.
Anson laughed dumbly, he thought it was something.
Anson also nodded, with a calm face, "Yeah, you can see it. In fact, I have one month to turn twenty years old. I really don't look like me at all, right?"< br>
The serious look made Heath stunned before he could react.
Poof.
Rachel burst out laughing. Although she tried her best to control herself, her shoulders shook violently, and her smile was particularly bright.
Originally, Rachel was worried that Heath might act arrogantly and become angry again, so she kept controlling herself; but she never expected that Heath also clapped his hands and laughed, and his hearty and heroic smile shocked the entire crew.
Anson:? ? ?
Looking at the gazes coming from the hustle and bustle around the crew, Anson rubbed his hands with a studious expression on his face as if he was asking for advice.
"It seems that I should take notes. This humor will definitely work and can be reused in the future."
(End of this chapter)