Every episode of the show "You" gave me a psychological shock. The biggest surprise after watching "You" is the meticulousness and rigor of the logic of the whole TV series. No, think again, is the logic really tight and flawless? It doesn't seem to be either. But the strength of the whole show is that although the story is full of the most irrational characters and events, everything gives a terrible "sense of rationality". Thinking about it carefully, what runs through the whole play is actually the psychological activity of the hero himself, and the most amazing thing is actually the hero Joe's ability to "perfectly rationalize" any behavior that is different from ordinary people. The greatest charm and pleasure of watching the whole play comes from the perfect interpretation of the audience's psychology. Keep throwing question marks and then keep answering question marks and then throwing question marks again, quickly and again. At the beginning of watching the play, the audience will immediately notice the hero's thinking mode that is easy for ordinary people. Gradually, the audience is more and more sure of the hero's personality that is different from ordinary people, and then the question mark in the audience's heart is transformed from a simple question mark about the plot. For the question mark of the hero himself: why does he have these different psychology and behavior? In the second half, the audience began to be curious and constantly search for clues to try to guess the results. And the unexpectedness of the final result made the audience turn back and reflect on everything. The brilliance of the whole film is that it is full of unpredictability and unexpectedness. After watching it, I really have to marvel at the creator's strong logic and creativity. Really naughty.
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