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Ken 2022-01-07 15:53:12
"Nie Kou": Three selves in a person's life
Freud theory: A person will meet three selves in his life, one is the person he thinks he is (self), the other is the person he actually is (the self), and the other is in the eyes of others Himself (he and me).
The twins, Beverly and Elit, are good at medical technology and the other good at... -
Eloy 2022-01-07 15:53:12
Twins, a connection beyond pornography
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At the beginning of the film, the twins discuss the in vitro fertilization of fish. They said that if humans live in water, there is no need to have a direct physical relationship; they can become like fish, where the female lays eggs and the male fertilizes it. Through this egg outside the...

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Brent 2022-04-20 09:02:08
The couch kicking scene is amazing. Two Jeremys kicking each other
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Amy 2022-04-22 07:01:41
It is not the most thorough exploration of the double body, at least it is also the most explicit show of the double body. The binary imagery set up everywhere in the scene - [cold gray and bloody red, dull white sweater and tricky black suit, and a spotless apartment that finally collapsed into a dirty den that stinks of garbage and drugs, even rare. The three-hole cervix also shows the conflict between the two-sided self and him and me], but the rhythm will be confusing in a threesome or a two-player. If the final climax is to remove the guilt buckle, it is obviously to push the separation to the extreme, and the unique twin identity can be more radical, more sensual, and more Cronenberg.
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[last lines]
Claire Niveau: [Beverly phones up Claire on a payphone] Hello. Hello? Who is this?
[Beverly hangs up]
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Elliot Mantle: Don't do this to me, Bev.
Beverly Mantle: But I'm only doing it to me. Why don't you get along with your very own life?
Elliot Mantle: Do you remember the first Siamese twins?
Beverly Mantle: Chang and Eng were joined at the chest.
Elliot Mantle: Remember how they died?
Beverly Mantle: Chang died of a stroke in the middle of the night. He was always the sickly one. He was always the one who drank too much. When Eng woke up beside him to find that his brother was dead... he died of fright. Right there in the bed.
Elliot Mantle: Does that answer your question?
Beverly Mantle: Poor Eli.
Elliot Mantle: Poor Bev.