What do you understand in The Shawshank Redemption?

I read that the old black guy is good.

The walls in the prison are really interesting. When you first went to prison, you hated the walls around you; Slowly, you get used to living in it; Eventually, you'll find that you have to rely on him to survive, and that's institutionalization. Brooks in the film is a typical representative of "institutionalization".

When he was released from prison and freed, he didn't know how to survive and what his joy in life was. It's a tragedy.

In order to help his fellow inmates obtain material and spiritual benefits, the protagonist Andy went from an application letter once a week for six consecutive years to two application letters a week for N years; In order to gain freedom, the tunnel was dug day by day with the stone axe that "could not be dug for 600 years"; The sewer that was smashed with stones in the sound of thunder and lightning, and the foul-smelling sewer that crawled through 500 yards while vomiting. All of this profoundly portrays one word--- perseverance.

I saw freedom, and I think this movie is the best film, not one of them. The actor dared to fight in such an environment, which is exactly what we didn't do, in fact, didn't we encounter his encounter? Why do people like Li Na and Mourinho now, because they are all people who dare to fight, people who dare to fight against unfairness, people who dare to break free from the shackles, and the same as the male protagonists in the play, they do what we want to do and do what we dare not do.

And we will all encounter these things, so this movie is very careful, because it is close to our lives, other movies are about others after all, and this one is about ourselves!

Lao Bu in "The Shawshank Redemption" has been institutionalized for half his life, and he is not suitable for suicide after coming out; Red is finally freed after forty years in prison, but he has to get permission to pee, otherwise he won't be able to pee a drop. I think my own life is as good as theirs, but Andy's success is not only that he has hope, but also that he is "on the road", even if he traps his body, he can't trap his free soul. Travel is "on the road", the pursuit of freedom, in order to find the rest of the soul, no matter where you go, leaving is the destination.

Walk through one strange city after another, watch the resurrection and decline of the sunrise, and see the wider world with a peaceful heart on the road; Traveling, on the way, hollowing yourself out, and bringing home what you see and hear on the road, I think, this is the meaning of travel, and the meaning of "on the road". Body and soul, there must always be one on the way. The heart is on the road, and it is not a siege.

There is a very classic line in the movie: hope is beautiful, maybe it is the best in the world, and good things never die. The protagonist Andy never gave up hope of pursuing freedom, and he prepared for decades in order to regain his freedom.

While everyone else in prison was being "institutionalized," he still wanted to get out and be free. It is the protagonist's refusal to give up hope that allows her to finally regain her freedom after decades of waiting.

The tall gray wall separates the gaze and separates everything. The long and indefinite years, the lonely and hopeless days, the spirit is worn down little by little, the soul is gradually distorted, and the soul is going to numbness, until I can no longer feel numb. By this time, you are completely hopeless.

This is 20 years of Andy's experience, and this is 40 years of Rhett's experience. However, Andy did not give up hope. He tried, he persevered.

It wasn't until reality told him that he couldn't get out through normal channels that he began his "journey to freedom". When Andy finally crawls out of a 500-yard manure pipe on a thunderstormy night and runs to freedom. I feel that this is not just Andy's success, but our success, the success of those of us who have not given up hope.

The Shawshank Redemption is something worth revisiting again and again in our simple lives. Believing in yourself, not giving up hope, not giving up your efforts, and patiently waiting for your own glory in life, this is the salvation of Shawshank.

Life can come down to a simple choice: either busy surviving or busy dying. It can be said that the protagonist's dedication to the pursuit of freedom runs through the entire film.

Andy's forbearance, Andy's persistence, and Andy's struggle are all about regaining freedom. In order to regain his freedom, he can use the stone axe that "cannot dig a tunnel for 600 years" to dig tunnels day and day. yes, who wants to stay in prison all the time?

Either they cling to freedom or they are "institutionalized".

The abundance of the spiritual world can overcome all difficulties! No matter what the situation you are in, don't forget the pursuit of beauty!

The philosophy expressed in "The Shawshank Redemption" is:

People must have hope for life in life, and must not give up on themselves; In the face of life, we must strive for freedom. There is nothing more desirable than freedom.

Because the protagonist Andy was sentenced to prison by mistake, he still did not give up the pursuit of life in the prison life that was searching for darkness, and used a small hammer to chisel his new life. Therefore, no matter when there is hope, it cannot be without, and once there is no hope, it will be destroyed faster.

The Shawshank Redemption is a novella by American writer Stephen Edwin King, and it is also his masterpiece. Included in the ** collection "Four Seasons Strange Tales" in the swift clear limbs, the subtitle is "The Hope of Spring".

Appreciation:

The Shawshank Redemption" interprets the true meaning of hope and freedom, it can be said that if Andy in the story gives up hope, he will not be free, it is not difficult to see through the plot that hope leads to action, not only the protagonist Andy, but even Red in the story also found light and hope through Andy's gift, and finally gained freedom through hope.

Although hope and freedom are two words with different meanings, they have a causal relationship in **. "Hope" is the most genuine fantasy, hope, expectation, desire to achieve a certain purpose or a certain situation in the heart. Because Andy has hope, he can make a series of redemptions to save himself.

In the story, freedom is the fulfillment of hope.

Prison trains an innocent person to be a guilty person.

The first point is that life will always experience a lot of hardships and setbacks, the second point is that no matter what you go through, you must continue to work hard and keep fighting, and the third point is that life is actually like this, and it is normal to have big ups and downs.

People must have hope for life in life, and must not give up on themselves; We must fight for freedom. Learn to adapt to the new environment.

1.Alan Green is the choreographer of "The Shawshank Redemption" Frank. Derabont's agent, died of complications from AIDS on the eve of the film's completion.

3.At that time, the director was still a fledgling, with no fame and no ambitions, and Alan Green decided to be his agent at that time. It can be said that without this person, there would be no director today.

Before the start of filming of this film, Allen died of illness. That's why the director specially added this sentence to miss him.