It's not a movie about superpowers, and it doesn't have flashy scenes and cool action
But if you're a parent of a child, then this movie must not be missed
In order to cure his wife's depression, the male protagonist took his wife to live in seclusion in the depths of the forest
They have 6 children, and the family lives a pristine life equivalent to Ru Mao drinking blood
They planted, harvested, trained, hunted, debated, and read
Parents and the whole mountain forest are their teachers
They don't have electronics and they don't go shopping at the supermarket
Everything comes from nature, except for books and only clothes
They are happy and harmonious, they sing and dance
Until one day, all this was broken by the suicide of the mother
They had to enter the real world to attend their mother's funeral
Face the reality
That's when the problem arises
Children are full of money but do not communicate with others in this world
They are not understood by their loved ones and are not accepted by the world
In various incidents, the male protagonist loses himself, blames himself, doubts, regrets, and thinks
Eventually he was able to find out
Although the eldest son was admitted to top universities such as Yale, Stanford, MIT, Brown, Harvard, and so on
But knowledge, only when applied, can be transformed into ability
No one can exist independently of reality, more knowledge, in the world
This movie really makes people think about it during the process of watching it
What makes education a reasonable way?
How do you live with the world?
Well, I personally really love this movie too much
Maybe it's because I'm a father who loves the outdoors
Because of the subject matter, this movie can be said to be very unpopular and the rating is not high
But I'm basically a casual Amway
Look at another attitude towards life with a critical mindset
You, you're sure to be inspired— Captain Marvel
Captain Marvel
Director: Matt Ross
Year: 2016
Genre: Drama/Comedy/Family
Starring: Vigo Mortensen / George McKay / Samantha Isle
Rating: 7.9 (definitely undervalued)