What is the lesson to this film? It is that life is a game of chance and therefore you cannot foresee or predict the future, however you can make slight adjustments that will steer chance towards a more favorable outcome.
I used to love choose-your-own-adventure books as a kid. I would read through them again and again until I experienced every possible ending.
The film entitled 'Run Lola Run' is anything but boring. From film structure to choice in actors, this film draws you in like a good book and makes you think.
The film was quite interesting and intriguing. I loved the three different versions of the film based off of one different decision being made from Lola and Manni.
I think that this movie is a bit overrated. The idea of three alternative realities is interesting, especially if we think that it is a 1998 movie.
Really surprised when i watched this film, must admit that my expectations where low and i got a lot more than i bargained for. Something about the idea of watching a foreign film seemed to put me off but i've recently watched: Dead Snow, Run Lola Run & Amelie and all of these films were enjoyable and stylish.
"The smallest change in what we do can make huge difference in our life." We might have listened to this statement countless number of times.
The Plot of the story is centered around Lola as a direct result of the actions of Manni losing the bag of money on the train. A homeless man on the train with Manni ends up discovering the bag full of money after Manni leaves the train as two security guards approached.
This is right, but this is wrong because we can't take anything from granted, not even the notion of right and wrong. There's no answer without a question, but there are infinity of questions without an answer, which makes any quest for universal truth totally pointless so what's the point in pointlessness?
