There is a typical clip in forrest Gump's biography where Forrest Gump runs across the United States, and a group of people say why he crosses the whole Of America, but his real idea is that there is no reason? Then there's what his mother said to him: "Life is like a box of chocolates with different flavors, you never know what the next piece will taste like." "Aren't these details all hinting that personal efforts and struggles are useless? The film is more like giving an example of a very small probability, detached from most people's lives. What exactly do filmmakers think?
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