When I saw the old white-bearded teacher recalling how old he was, I should have known that I was going to fail. The old master was once a young monk. His temple has the gate of a Japanese-style shrine, and then a chain bridge leads to a mountain high in Yangzhimi. The features of Longmen Grottoes and mosques appear alternately on the mountain. After entering, I found that it was a Gothic high-roof church. The old monk draws his eyeliner, wears a lama outfit (with a wooden hat), looks like a Guanyin holding a lotus flower, and is surrounded by eighteen arhats sitting on floating lotus leaves in the shape of a Tathagata. As soon as the camera turned, it turned out that the paintings on their walls were all flying sky.
The whole film is permeated with this kind of shit (or, postmodern Dalí-esque surrealism) mash-up. The cast of handsome guys is very strong, but I don't really see the substitutions as I don't often watch movies |||. There is also a supermodel with long legs and a small face, who has changed countless clothes of various styles. The Baijiabu kimono style of her home clothes is explaining an eternal truth: whether you look good in clothes depends on whether you look good when you wear them.
Under the strong interference of the British accent, even the plot was not smooth. But of course, this is based on the proposition that "the plot exists", and this proposition is not necessarily true... At the end, I still didn't see the Johnny Depp + Jude Law + Heath Ledger + Colin Farrell co-star ( 1) is good or bad; (2) is dead or alive. I don't quite understand how the old monk fell from the top of the world to a street performer. But the foreign monks seem to really say that they return to the vulgar, and then they return to the vulgarity... and then become a bodhisattva after finishing the vulgarity... Although many movies are popular with mother and daughter acting alone, but the romantic-like one who was a father just now wants to kiss the one who was a daughter just now. It's also too... unrequited love and heavy taste...
I guess this film is based on profound philosophical thinking. Everyone can get endless satisfaction in that colorful fantasy box, but the temptation of inner demons is also particularly great. The wrong choice brings about the destruction of the individual.
But I still have a lot of questions... The first person who entered in the film also saw the cliff that Tony, who co-starred with the four handsome guys, saw? Explain that the Russian mafia chose mother and went to destruction? Who and who is the final choice for the supermodel, His or Hers? Why can she finally have a normal life?
To sum up this film in one sentence, my colleague Adin said that if I watched the video myself at home, I would not have finished it. If you want to improve your personal self-cultivation, please respect yourself.
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