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大卫·芬奇电影里最让我难忘的一个镜头,是《返老还童》中如婴儿般的本杰明·巴顿在襁褓中慢慢睡去。白色的婴儿床慢慢低下去,整个房间飘逸朦胧,透明柔软的窗帘飘起,带来暖和的阳光,像晨曦,又像是暮光。这个在睡梦中死去的婴儿,已经八十七岁。在耄耋之年能够如婴儿般毫无折磨地死去,是电影中人才能体验到的幸福。现实生活却远非如此。多数老年人在生命的最后时刻,体验到的往往是亲人疏离、朋友散佚的痛苦,让旁观者心有戚戚。中国明朝抗倭领
One of the most memorable moments in the film by David Finch is that Benjamin Barton, a baby-like Benjamin Barton, sleeps slowly in a reincarnation. White crib slowly down, the whole room elegant, transparent soft curtains float, bringing warm sunshine, like dawn, but also like a twilight. The baby who died in her sleep is already 87. Being able to die without suffering as a baby in the twilight years is the happiness people can experience in movies. Real life is far from it. In the last moments of life, most elderly people often experience pains of estranged alienation of their loved ones and loss of friends, so that the onlookers can feel sad and sad. China Ming anti-Japanese collar