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Maureen 2022-04-19 09:02:44
The origin of the world is still "goodness", and Fassbender is probably a Socrates fan
Finished reading the lower part. I thought Ghost in the Shell was a masterpiece of observability, science fiction, and philosophy, but it turned out to be superficial before this movie. The biggest attraction of science fiction works is not the display of skills, but the underlying ontology. The...
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Lottie 2022-01-22 08:02:12
Virtual triple virtual
The triple virtuality in the movie is also virtual, so I hope that those who are talking and praising can wash their faces sober and sober.
Triple virtualization, putting aside the feasibility of the electronic virtual real world, is indeed an advanced idea (fantasy). However, no matter how...
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Noemie 2022-04-23 07:04:08
No subtitles express anxiety
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Libby 2022-03-15 09:01:09
Another form of "Solaris". The lustful voyeuristic perspective alludes to the high-pressure political environment, the ubiquitous mirror confuses the boundary between reality and illusion, the awakening of a chess piece's self-consciousness is enough to disrupt the trader's hands, and useless and universal love once again rewrites the script of destiny. Finally, Hue The two people in the brightly-colored room are relatively surrounded by the crowd on the dark street. The two scenes switch back and forth, and the cold death of the flesh is exchanged for a bright and eternal life. /2018.7.21 Ullens revisited: noticed more details, from Plato’s cave theory to Lacan’s mirror theory, all emphasizing a certain “reality” reflected in the mirror. In addition, the curator reminded, Bach’s fugue is used in the whole movie for half of the time, as a dislocation of notes trying to prove the existence of God, and also a questioning of what is real and what is illusory.
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