I really didn't expect that the question would have been asked at the very beginning, rather than "written on the test paper" in the traditional sense. And the rules also require you not to soil the test paper.
What the gambler did to the psychologist was the most shocking thing to me, and I thought it was more cruel to kill than White. Yet bystanders also want to know what psychologists know, so bystanders get what they want through the hands of gamblers.
I also like the design of the pill instead of the bullet in the pistol. What was meant to take life turned into salvation.
While watching I can't help but wonder, "Is it worth it?" What a good job this is worth? It's too dangerous to test human nature, it's just a job, you can opt out. What if it was on an uninhabited island?
Thinking of Mr. Zhu's "consciousness of value", those who cruelly harm others in order to obtain their own goals probably regard their own interests and achievements as more important than the lives and happiness of others. If a person believes this completely, he will do anything to become White.
Such a person, it is useless to say anything about morality to him, his whole thinking is upside down. He believed the wrong thing. All good behavior is reversed accordingly. Like White said to the blonde who saved him: "Everyone makes mistakes." She saved his life for gods sake! Simply terrible. Black was right, he didn't deserve the word asshole.
In the end, the success of the blonde is probably more soothing. She did not engage in violence, did not insult others, and more often just watched and listened quietly. Such a person might be up to the job, but it would still be cruel. Maybe I don't know too much about society, maybe I don't know too much about human beings. But I always felt that everything should not be like this.
While I was angry when White pushed the first woman away, like the other interviewers, I felt relieved that there was one less competitor. When the gambler tortured the psychologist, although I thought it was too scary, I didn't dare to stop it, for fear that the fire would burn me. I was desperate to help him find the pills while Black was holding White, but it was more of a fear, a fear of death and this horrible test. I might escape early. I can't stand watching it all. Maybe I'll stun the gambler with a stool and save the psychologist.
It's a great movie, really great. All I can do, I think, is not to inflict violence, and not to stand by when I see violence. As for this damn job, I don't fucking want it.
Maybe our life is a test. We try all kinds of ways to know an answer, or just a question. Cooperate with others or alone, be suspicious of others, frame others or help others. And all these actions are our choices and our humanity.
Hey. . I hate this bloody movie
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