Suddenly mentioning this is not to analyze this suspense movie, but to think of a problem related to reading books: participation. How much can you put into reading a book?
Annie is of course a twisted person, at first I thought she was a wonderful nurse with a pure heart, a good woman, then following the movie, Paul and I went through the perverted horror torture, and of course, the creepy greeting at the end . After watching the movie, I didn't think deeply, but technically admired the director's narrative rhythm and the tension of the actors.
I remembered it today because I accidentally watched an episode of "Friends". In this episode, Rachel and Joey made some stories for two novels, very cute stories. Joey was too frightened to continue watching "The Shining", and put the book in the refrigerator, and when Rachel lent him "Little Women", he was reluctant to face Beth's death again. Put the book in the refrigerator. The two put the book in the refrigerator like children, as if it would freeze the terrible, childish and heart-wrenchingly cute.
In fact, from this level, Annie also has her cuteness. She loves Paul like an immature girl, she loves Misery like a little girl, and cares about her fate and end. Aside from her cruelty and cruelty, isn't her insistence on the ideal world that she thinks valuable?
In this world right now, all things that are firm and innocent have been blown into bubbles that burst at one point by money and desire. People live numbly like empty shells all day, blindly thinking that they can enrich themselves with money and fame. Maybe many years ago, some of these people dreamed of a better world, but after a few years, they don't even remember what they dreamed of. So they don't believe in anything, they don't care about anything, they don't put their hearts and minds into anything. Because, they have nothing to hold on to, duckweed, the state of most people.
I am your number one fan.
When listening again, forget the scary parts and think of Anne's innocent smile.
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