Rigorous people question the imprecise world

Brooke 2022-04-20 09:01:40

Most of the films are translated as "serious man". Personally, I think it may be more appropriate to use words such as rigorous, serious, and truthful, or just think in English, a serious man.

This is a rigorous man, a physics professor and a Jewish believer.
His family: middle-class vibe, son addicted to music and TV, daughter with sharp glasses who always washes her hair, wife with whom he can't communicate better, high IQ who suffers many setbacks in life My fat brother, an ordinary car, sunny middle-class neighborhoods, simple houses and clean lawns.
Family disputes, work, traffic accidents, financial difficulties, all kinds of problems came to him.
The original normal life is facing collapse at this moment. In the face of all this, this real and serious man, he questioned all this, and he sincerely looked for the reason.
He sets out to solve these problems, confronting Mr. Park, the father of a Korean student, who asks his new neighbor why he goes out hunting in the morning, trying to sort out the sloppy life.

The film is very well organized in structure, I think it's a very "serious" film, I don't know much about the Coen brothers, it seems that this is their style? Not sure.

Three Rabbi,
Three Nightmares
, Two Car Accidents at the Same Time,
Father and Son
, Wife and Lover
, Two Brothers,
Two Neighbors
, Friends on the Beach, Lawyers Helping with Divorce

Beginning and Ending: Doctor's X-ray, Son's The radio

storytelling and unfolding is very detailed, and the light and shadow are well handled. The camera, rhythm, and background music are also better grasped.

Finally, life gradually returned to its original reality. Whether or not God will give him the answers he wants, maybe he doesn't care anymore. In front of physics, he devoted himself to rigorous logical formulas and mathematical proofs. In front of life, this imprecise world told him: life has become like this, accept it, accept it, live life seriously, but there are some things, maybe you will never knowledge.

God is not obligated to tell you all the rules, you just need to feel what you get and control what you can control. Others, Paoding Jie Niu or go with the flow.
All we can be sure of is this uncertain fact. Just like proving the "uncertainty principle" with a mathematical formula.
At the end, the tornado, and the doctor's call, maybe the film is to tell us that the disaster continues, but it depends on how you treat it.
I liked the shot of my son looking up at the American flag before the tornado came. He said, look, this tattered flag is about to be torn apart by the wind.

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Extended Reading
  • Shaylee 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    Although I don't understand it well, after reading it, I always feel that I feel something, and I feel that I can't say anything...

  • Krista 2022-04-23 07:01:52

    dead tornado dead cohen

A Serious Man quotes

  • Sy Ableman: Do you drink wine? Because this is an incredible bottle. This is not Mogen David. This is a - heh heh - a wine, Larry. A Bordeaux.

    Larry Gopnik: You know, Sy...

    Sy Ableman: Open it. Let it breathe. Ten minutes. Letting it breathe, so important.

    Larry Gopnik: Thanks, Sy, but I'm not...

    Sy Ableman: I insist! No reason for discomfort. I'll be uncomfortable if you don't take it. These are signs and tokens, Larry.

    Larry Gopnik: I'm just-I'm not ungrateful, I'm, I just don't know a lot about wine and, given our respective, you know...

    [Sy abruptly hugs him]

    Sy Ableman: S'okay. S'okay. We're gonna be fine.

  • Arlen Finkle: We, uh, we decide on Wednesday, so if there's anything you want to submit in support of your tenure application, we should have it by then. That's all.

    Larry Gopnik: Submit. What. What do you...

    Arlen Finkle: Well. Anything. Published work. Anything else you've done outside of the institution. Any work that we might not be aware of.

    Larry Gopnik: I haven't done anything.

    Arlen Finkle: Uh-huh.

    Larry Gopnik: I haven't published.

    Arlen Finkle: Uh-huh.

    Larry Gopnik: Are you still getting those letters?

    Arlen Finkle: Uh-huh.

    Larry Gopnik: Those anonymous...

    Arlen Finkle: Yes, I know. Yes.

    Larry Gopnik: Okay. Okay. Wednesday.

    Arlen Finkle: Okay. Don't worry. Doing nothing is not bad. Ipso facto.