Haha, it looks better outside of the movie. Foreign poop is more fragrant than Chinese steamed rice.

Camryn 2022-04-20 09:01:27

This film can be said to be a conversation record. In this conversation record, everyone talks about existence and non-existence, and the knowledge mentioned is what they have understood in their respective industries and lives.

From a small perspective, this kind of conversation can be seen everywhere. Even many students in the first grade of primary school will sit together and talk wildly about their thoughts. Naturally, many adults and seniors will. The wonderful things are not in the movies, not in the books, in fact, in one thought. Many people have said a lot of classic words in their lives, and in one thought, they may have forgotten after saying it. Because he's not a celebrity, because he doesn't want to be famous, because he doesn't think this is philosophy, and so on, so many, many, many classic speeches have been lost.

This film is a life film, a homely chat, an exchange and dialogue between friends, and that's it. But it is regarded as a saint and a holy film by many people. Look at the same theme and the same way of "Dream into Reality", but it has been reviled by many people? Why is this difference? A large part of the reason is that many people think that foreign poop is more fragrant than Chinese steamed rice.

Whether or not the arguments in the film's discourse are truly truthful or justified is not worth the trouble at all. And this outside play, the ridiculous faces of fans who worship this film are the biggest achievements of this film.

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Extended Reading

The Man from Earth quotes

  • John Oldman: Every 10 years or so, when people start to notice I don't age, I move on.

  • John Oldman: I suspect I saw the British Isles from what is now the French coast. Huge mountains on the other side of an enormous deep valley that was shadowed by the setting sun. This was before they were separated from the continent by the rising seas as the glacier was melting.

    Harry: That happened?

    Dan: Yes, the end of the Plasticine Period. So far what he says fits.

    Art: [incredulous] Oh get... from any textbook...

    John Oldman: And that's where I found it. How can I have knowledgeable recall if I didn't have knowledge? It's all retrospective. All I can do is integrate my recollections with modern findings.