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离朱:
找到这样的句子：“我们曾坚信我们会给世界带
来美好 ，但事实证明我们把世界弄得更糟。”
这句话说的还算老实~~但下面的就有点~矛盾了
“在你的墓前我立下这样的誓言：我一定要尽全力以我的力量惩罚那些把理想
化为 罪恶的人。”人不是神 没有裁决他人的权利 我以为与其追究政治体系 不如反思一下人性吧 推动各种欲念的是否是同一种东西 到头来带来的结果又是什么？
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生命升华发光的条件和代价
Indeed, what's behind the drive of human being's behaviour?
We've seen some overachiever who has done multiple times more than ordinary people. Individual's acomplishment does not always add value to the society but sometimes, it does. Here is an example: Howard Houghes, the aviator, the film maker, the rich kid and play boy, the business man, the risk taker, The DREAMER!
The recent film is good in terms of picking the most exciting & disturbing parts of Hughes' life and telling the story well.
By making the Aviator, Leonardo DiCaprio has arrived as a grown up actor. The Howard charactor has made him shine.
Howard Hughes 生平简介
NAME: Howard Hughes
BORN: 24/12/1905
BIRTH PLACE: Texas, USA
DIED: 05/04/1976
BIOGRAPHY
As a teenager, Howard Robard Hughes declared that his goals in life were to become the world's best golfer, the world's best pilot and the world's best movie producer. In 1923 he inherited the highly profitable Hughes Tool Company from his inventor father.
He bought into Transcontinental & West Airline in 1937 and acquired RKO studios in 1948. Hughes Space and Communications was founded in 1961. During the 1970s, Hughes went back into the airline business, buying airline Air West and renaming it Hughes Airwest.
As an aviator, Hughes set world records, but he also designed and built aircraft for Hughes Aviation, as well as running the company. In January 1937 he set a new record for flying from Los Angeles to New York City. One of his greatest failures was the Spruce Goose, a massive flying boat completed just after the end of World War II, which only flew once.
As a producer, his films 'The Racket' and 'The Front Page' were nominated for Oscars. He utilised his skills as an avaiation designer to fabricate a special push-up bra for Jane Russell to wear in 'The Outlaw'. His good lucks and vast wealth also enabled him to woo many of Hollywood's most famous actresses.
In 1972, Hughes was persuaded by the CIA to help secretly recover a Soviet nuclear submarine, which had sunk near Hawaii. The Hughes Glomar Explorer, a special salvage vessel, successfully raised the Soviet boat in 1974.
Despite his fabled lifestyle, Hughes struggled with mental problem for much of his life, a battle he was to lose in his later years, as he descended into a reclusive, drug-addled existence, locked in darkened rooms and terrified of germs. He became a nomad, moving from hotel to hotel.
In Las Vegas he bought the Desert Inn (because they threatened to evict him) and several other hotels and casinos, modernizing Las Vegas by buying it from the Mafia.
He became addicted to codeine and other painkillers, was extremely frail, wore tissue boxes as shoes, and stored his urine in jars.
He died in 1976, leaving an estate worth one billion dollars.
A film of the life of Howard Hughes recently scooped top honours at the Golden Globe Awards ceremony in Hollywood.
’The Aviator’, which sees Leonardo DiCaprio play millionaire Howard Hughes, also won the best original score award and is now heavily tipped for Academy Award succ
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