K Xingyi guest, who is the patient and who is the doctor?

Fiona 2022-04-23 07:01:29

Kevin Spacey is not only an unstyled and talented actor, but also an actor who dares to try and break through. The many screen images he has created, whether gentle or treacherous, naive or sophisticated, kind or cold, are not simple. Simplicity is the difference between good and bad, and because of that, it seems all the more real. As a film in 2001, the use of light in the film created a mysterious and weird scene for the original dull scene. There was no grand special effect scene, but it always created a sci-fi atmosphere. ”, all using the visual effects of light and shadow. Different from traditional sci-fi films, at the end, the mystery created in the film is no longer important, but has become a psychological film, and everyone has completed their self-redemption, (remember the ending of understanding the worry grocery store). It doesn't matter if Prot is parasitized or if he's just a traumatized psychopath, what the director wants to say is already in the movie. One of the highlights of the film is the reversal of the positions of the doctor and the patient. Who exactly is the patient? Unable to feel loved in society, Beth wrote: "I'm homeless. Does Beth who cannot be recognized by society have to be a patient? Maybe in the eyes of X-PAX stars, she is normal. Subjective humans always think that the same kind should be accepted, and the different should be rejected. Dr. Mark, who is good at treating mental patients, is not a patient in the family relationship. Normal people think that Prot is a mental patient, only the mentally ill think that Prot is an alien. People always take lies as truth, and truth as lies. In fact, people only listen to what they want to hear. It's a movie where the truth doesn't matter so much.

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K-PAX quotes

  • Dr. Mark Powell: Oh, the 6:15 was late. Didn't leave the station till 6:30. Should have caught the nearest beam of light.

  • Prot: We don't have families on K-PAX.

    Rachel Powell: Well, you don't know what you're missing.