Thomas Byrne

Cathy 2022-04-22 07:01:05

We are the seeds and fruits of ourselves.

Thoughts are discrete neural responses that arise independently one by one. Although a writer can write a book in a month in a room isolated from the outside world, this does not mean that The book took shape every page and every sentence as he thought...

Clementina 2022-04-20 09:01:26

Around the time of my sophomore year, I somehow started to understand a truth. Looking back on what has happened over the years, it dawns on me that over an extended period of time, a choice, no matter how you choose it, has very little effect on the outcome.

In other words, I suddenly discovered...

Michel 2022-03-20 09:01:27

The last night of the 2010s, the cross-generational night, chose to watch the cut version of this work. A psychedelic work that combines various sci-fi time and space models such as [Song of Opportunity] [Butterfly Effect] [The Night When the Comet Came]. In fact, it is not brain-burning at all, but the editing is rather dazzling. It can be seen as a possible disorder of several different lives of a person (the visual presentation of the superimposed and distorted dimensions of "Superstring Theory"), or it can be seen as a chaotic and fuzzy memory of the oldest person exploring memories and the past. , or a child's brain opening when it is difficult to choose a fork in life. In short, the past seems to have yet to come, and the future is long gone. It gets more verbose as it goes on, but the garishness and sophistication of the form is still addicting, and at this point, the film feels like a textbook showing the possibilities of all sorts of matching cuts and transitions. Some of the shots are reminiscent of [Requiem for a Dream]. PS: The obsession and fear of swimming/drowning, the train that can’t catch up, waiting by the lighthouse, and sprinkling your ashes on Mars as agreed. (8.5/10)

Rosanna 2022-03-19 09:01:04

The end result of all choices is still death