First,
the feeling after watching it is very similar to the Christmas episode of the British drama "Black Mirror". The plot has rough and obvious loopholes, such as PK's description of the "Three-Body Problem" planet and his encounter on Earth. The plot is actually not exquisite. , but after reading it, I have no desire to complain at all, because it gives people the feeling of simplicity. He tells a story, which allows us to listen to the story carefully, not because he can’t bear to listen to it for a while. This is the most authentic experience in my heart after reading it. The Indian-Pakistani marriage between the heroine and the second man has a happy ending. That misunderstanding is really Keigo Higashino. Is there such a coincidence? Yes, coincidence is too dramatic. But I definitely don't think this is fucking bullshit, I don't feel that way. In fact, when I think about it, it's just small twists and turns, it can't be called ups and downs, but the rhythm of flowing clouds and water is really cool, it's comfortable to look at, and it's quite touching. My tears were low and I almost cried. Especially the lovely staff of the Pakistani embassy, who have been harassed by the young man's mindless phone calls for a long time, finally got the news, haha, cute.
Second,
regarding religion, this movie reminds me of an episode of #Luo Jithinking that I listened to on a run last time, which episode of Luo Pang talked about Chinese medicine. In the program, he used an argument to refute traditional Chinese medicine: "Someone in the case had a tumor on his face when he was a child (forgot the specific disease, in our hometown of Enshi, it should be a mad ear), and he sought a doctor from a Chinese medicine doctor. The traditional Chinese medicine pen draws talismans on his face. This is the medical method of traditional Chinese medicine. In the program, Luo Pang, combined with the context, is probably a useless argument of traditional Chinese medicine, and it is a "factual argument". I couldn't help but smile when I heard it. Er, I wonder if Luo Fatty can put a burden on the show and let people pick it out and scold it on the Internet to make the Baidu index rise, otherwise it is so logical, how can it be called "Luo Ji thinking". What is Chinese medicine, and what is Chinese medicine? What is the definition of? Jianghu Langzhong, liar, all these should be covered by the head of Chinese medicine, the definition of Chinese medicine?
PK's thinking about religion is the same. In a situation where he can't find anything, he wants to find his remote control through God. He does not define religion, nor does he think about the definition of religion. Therefore, in his experience, he faced almost all superstitions. He only experienced it from the form. Various rituals and definitions of various religions such as Muslims, Christians, and Buddhism, and various feudal superstitions. I really like Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche's point of view on Tibetan Buddhism that Buddha is also a human being, just an enlightened human being, not a god. There is almost no real faith in the movie, it's all feudal superstition and interests. As for the real religion, the meaning of religion, this has little to do with this movie. So, the movie is good-looking, funny, funny, and enjoyable.
Religion itself solves psychological problems.
It's just that too many people don't care about psychological problems. When we are sick and have physical problems, we know how to ask for help and find a doctor. But you're depressed and in a bad mood, and your friend might say to you, "It's okay, all those thoughts in your head are in your head, it's okay, it's fine if you don't want to." But if you have a broken leg Well, your friend said to you "It's okay, where is your leg, it's just broken, it's okay, just don't touch him." You will definitely kick him a few times with your broken leg. Psychological problems are the same as physical problems. When there is a problem, it needs to be solved. Find a psychiatrist, and some people rely on religion. Religion is not a superstition. The controversy about religion makes my head start to grow. When I write a few words and read them, I feel that I am a bit divided.
Regarding the rituals of religion, Alan's Bolton expressed in his book "For Atheists" that it was really amiable. Anyway, I learned a lot from reading it and felt very peaceful.
I am not familiar with this director. I have seen "Three Silly Bullywood" and I think it is a comedy, not as outstanding as many friends praised, not as good as Xu Zheng's movie. But I like the PK movie very much, because at the beginning, an Indian girl meets a Pakistani handsome guy. I was about to sigh that Mountbatten didn't handle it well at that time. Look at this, it's a pity...the two of them are together. ...and then broke up again...a lot of details, like the great Gandhi was only useful in money, which seemed like a metaphor. Many of the details are like this, but the more you look back, the more enlightened you become. This is not the kind of crazy babble that Jiang Wen likes to play and let friends tear up and quarrel after watching the movie. I don’t think the director wants to express that much. Metaphor, he is sassy, he is not boring, he is sassy, so at the beginning he ran to the man on the train with his bare bottom. I didn't want to express so much, and I didn't want to discuss feudal superstition and people's livelihood. Maybe he simply wanted to make a good movie. I liked everything except the male lead's eyes.
I watched the Mandarin version, about an hour after the movie started, I got used to Xu Sanduo's voice, it was perfect.
The second male is so cute and handsome.
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