@dianuggh I definitely agree that each character played an essential role in the final result of freedom for Yona and Timmy. Without Yona’s contributions, I think the outcome would’ve been different or there would’ve been more struggles. The ending alludes to the start of a new generation.
@RyanMabanag3 I also found that the main message of the movie was displaying the classist society we live in. Those with more money are usually seen as more powerful and placed at the top. Those less fortunate are seen as dispensable and belong at the bottom. The power definitely got to him.
top of the food chain. The most wealth and powerful always put themselves at the top and try to control those who are less fortunate. They try to put them “in their place.” The journey through the train represented the different classes and the contrast between each class.
of bugs they were given lived in the end of the train. The more affluent higher class people had the brighter cleaner carts that resembled the Earth before it was frozen. They had all the luxuries that we have easy access to. In the very front of the train was the person at the
is a very interesting message because the feet are almost as important as the head. They need each other to work in harmony and create a balance. It is wrong for the wealthy to view those who are less fortunate this way. The lower class are the foundation for what the upper
one another and even got desperate enough to eat the babies. This may be a bit exaggerated and extreme but it conveys the message the struggling and less fortunate have to face daily. They have to make sacrifices and decide what they have the luxury to afford.
The struggle all of the people in the tail end section had to experience can be easily shown in the scene in the last photo. Curtis was explaining how the situation was so terrible in the beginning that they had to eat each other. He explained with disgust how they had to turn on
In the beginning of the movie, the people in the tail end section are shown being controlled and counted off to keep track of them. They are not even being treated as human beings at all. Their appearance shows that they are getting less than what is necessary to stay alive.
@elyzza_13 about her own marriage because it depends on her son’s potential marriage. He calls his own mother selfish and a stranger. He also seems very unfazed by this so he seems he has already come to terms with it.
@elyzza_13 I agree that these two protagonists’ polar opposite views on life make them more interesting and alluring to each other. To Ji-ho, it is impressive how organized and satisfied Se-hee is with his life. In episode 2, we see that Se-hee’s mother seems more self centered and worried
@poling_colin hobbies, but I do think it is improving slowly. People may find it weird if others like hobbies that are supposed to be meant for the other gender, but it is not their decision to tell others what to like or do.
@poling_colin I definitely get what you’re talking about regarding the hobbies and how they can affect how we are seen based on our gender. I think hobbies play a big role in our personalities and how people may view us. Society makes it difficult to break away from the gender specified
already realized this about his life and plans on not getting married which can be seen in the fourth photo. Sometimes different paths in life can help you end up happier in a better place than if you rush to gain something you don’t truly want.
her writing which is her passion. Ho-rang helps Ji-ho realize that even thought she might not feel like she is happy with where she is this far into her life, she is happy when she is writing. She does not need to rush to find a significant other or get married. Se-hee has