. As a movie without a given ending, it doesn't look like an "open ending". After watching the movie, I saw different opinions from different people, but I still prefer "It's all Hank's assumptions". Say. Although the atmosphere of the whole film is very relaxed and humorous on the surface, it does not give people the feeling of sci-fi elements, so the existence of Manny is theoretically impossible. And from the various houses, dummies, buses built by Hank, and the fact that Sarah already has a daughter, it is obvious that Hank is not isolated from the world for a day or two. In addition, at the beginning of the film, Hank said that he was on an isolated island in the Pacific Ocean. Comparing with the fact that Hank went to Sarah's house and Hank's house actually hid the things he secretly collected from Sarah, he could see that Hank's mental state was actually abnormal. of.
The vulgar intention of "using farts to survive" in the film reflects a lot of things that people should think deeply about, eg. if my best friend keeps his farts from me... what else is he hiding from me? I originally wanted to watch it lightly Pleasant stuff, but struck by the deep sense of loneliness contained in this film.
ps. I like all kinds of music throughout the film
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