Pandora (2019)
No, it is not related to the jewelry company.
Pandora speaks about heroism and selflessness as the nuclear power plant workers try to save the residents of South Korea from a deathly explosion. It is choosing to do the most practical solution despite the aftermath.
This movie made me ask myself - if I were in that position, would I have done the same? It spoke volume to me as I wondered whether I was willing to sacrifice myself for the nation or not.
Here are the life lessons I acquired from Pandora:
P - rotect your loved ones. Whether it’s from a small wound or massive accident, as much as possible, try to save the fragile ones.
A - ppreciate every moment of your life. Nobody expected it to happen on that day. Life is very uncertain, but it is what we do with every minute of it that is most important.
N - ever look down on anyone. In the future, he or she may be of help to you, so do not bring anger and wrath throughout your life. Learn to forgive.
D - eal with the consequences of your decisions. Do not run away from them. Do not lie to escape from it. Own up to your mistakes.
O - vercome every challenge. Do not surrender. There’s a solution to every problem.
R - ise from the fall. It may be painful, it may even be petrifying, but at the end of the day, remember that there is a rainbow after the rain. Do not allow yourself to drown in bitterness.
A - lert everyone immediately. Every person has the right to know what is going on, especially when it involves him/her. Hiding it from them will only make them panic more.
Though it may not be a horror film, Pandora scared me in ways that I could not comprehend. I began to worry about what may happen to my country if that would happen, but I realized that I should use this time to prepare for all the possible disasters, man-made or natural.
Nothing in this life is for certain. No one can fully be sure that tomorrow will come. But, you can always be alert and prepared to face every challenge. Keep the faith flowing.













