First of all, the lieutenant colonel played by Pacino is venomous, irritable, conceited, and drives a car when he doesn't agree with him. He recognizes women by smelling women's scents, and what he thinks about all the time is not a matter of trial. But there is a sense of narrative in the lieutenant colonel, and you can't help but want to explore what he went through, and wonder why he became like this. As the film goes deeper, you will fall in love with this man. I think the criterion for measuring the success of a character is that after the film is over, the audience returns to real life, occasionally think of the character, and will seriously fill the character's future life. In a word, the audience takes it seriously and feels that this character is real. This is how the actor puts the role in the hearts of the audience. And the role of lieutenant colonel is not just standing in my heart, but I want to fall in love with the political teacher at the end of the film.
Secondly, the lieutenant colonel initially saw this man as a strange-tempered, living in the dark, but at the same time very face-saving, and a slightly poor retired officer. Put women in their favorites, and use the smell of them to judge who they are and appreciate their beauty. The lieutenant colonel talked about women with a very open attitude. At his brother's table, he talked about sex and even teased a woman present.
is boldly talking about sex in this way, which makes people here feel very disgusted and even a little angry. I like the magnanimous approach of Lieutenant Colonel, but now we are not so open. Talk about this topic on the table at home. Furthermore, when the lieutenant colonel was arguing at the dinner party, he personally thought it was the time when he was the most representative of his demeanor. He was "slammed" from the commanding heights, and he just listened silently, and the breaking point was the disrespect of Charlie.
A "friend" is enough to show that he is not a bad person. After that, I didn't know if I noticed a detail. The lieutenant colonel touched Charlie's face with his hand. He could recognize a woman's appearance and even spiritual characteristics by smelling and listening. But he took the initiative to perceive Charlie’s appearance. Perhaps in his heart, identifying and guessing women is easier than a piece of cake, but he jumped out of a standard he originally defined to perceive Charlie. . In addition, when the lieutenant colonel was about to lose his nostalgia for the world, a student named Charlie unexpectedly changed him.
Charlie is a student from a century-old school called Broad College. This school is known as the "cradle of leaders" and it is also an aristocratic school. But Charlie is a very different existence. He relies on a scholarship to support his living and pay for his tuition. There is only a small convenience store opened by his mother and stepfather. When the rich second-generation classmates were thinking about going skiing or traveling during the Easter holidays, Charlie could only work around to support himself. Because of a part-time job (to take care of the lieutenant colonel for a weekend), Charlie and the lieutenant colonel seem to have met people from two different worlds. The lieutenant colonel at the end of the
film also found that he likes women. The exciting Ferrari pulls the wind and meets the kind-hearted Charlie. In the end, he gently reconciles with the child and makes jokes, which is in contrast to him at the beginning of the film. It can also be seen from this that when a person faces different things, meets different people, accepts other opinions, his behavior and mood will be different, and he gives up the idea of suicide. This is probably why the world is very difficult. Rich, one of the reasons worth understanding! The world may not be so bad that we need to complain, we blurt out our complaints. Lieutenant colonel can get the idea of living in pain, and we can also find our happiness in living in the world.
