I want to say that this movie is still a bit interesting. I haven't fast-forwarded it, and every time I get to the small orgasm, I have the panic look with the male protagonist, you know. . Especially where the male protagonist is fed the eels by the boss, how can I say that I will not think about it, it is a bit of homosexuality [=. =].
There are also some short videos that say that the smile of the male protagonist is meaningful at the end. It is said that the boss may change his face. I think it is a bit unconvincing. Some film friends also say that the boss is pretending to be the male protagonist. Knowing that there is a hidden daughter in the photo frame holding her hand. There is also the tooth illusion that many movie friends have mentioned before. I want to say, who still remembers the protagonist in the middle of the episode where the heroine was about to be raped, the director got the hero to spit out the eel that he was forced into, and then cut to the boss and turned his head to see the man The Lord was next to the suitcase, playing a handsome man and telling the boss to let go of her
and myself. I agree with that, the more evil laugh. It is the protagonist's comprehension of his own outlook on life. liberation of life.
Then why did the mother die, the protagonist watched the clip of the cremation of the mother, and the mother said that when he came back, the mother was alive in the end, these, in my own mind, think that the mother should also died in the hospital he went to , because in the previous paragraph, the protagonist went up the mountain, he took the ballerina whose mother died and fell beautifully, and his expression was a little bit stuffed. After being fed the eels, he sat on a chair and talked to the heroine and said that it is not here. Is it good, that is to say, he feels that no matter how much he struggles, no one will believe him, and since he has no parents now, he is alone, so he just waits to die. However, the heroine said that she was awake, and when to take her away, it was also a kind of feeling that she still had the meaning of being alive and resisting, and at night he was a little hesitant to grope at the ballerina, and then he went to a person who likes to study history and literature. The old auntie left the book and anagram paper, and decided to continue to fight and find the antidote to her life [corresponding to the theme].
So I think that the mother is also the hallucination of the protagonist who drank the water and is still awake, and it is also the protagonist's reluctance to part with his mother. . .
There are also the three people in the company. When the protagonist called them in the bar, he was obviously dealing with troublesome financial matters. How could they leave the company's affairs at hand and run here, and they were a little angry and questioning the protagonist. It is said that the purpose of the protagonist is to take away the person that the company needs - Bob, so this is also to imply that the protagonist is not on an equal footing with them in a prosperous city, and a little bit of an errand in them.
Said that the protagonist was hit by a car, with a dazed and surprised expression on their faces, because they thought how could they have spent so much trouble, the three of them came together, and brought their mother who had been cremated.
So in the end, I took the girl paper I successfully picked up, from the beginning of leaving the hospital with leisurely music, riding slowly, to riding the bicycle with the heroine and flying quickly, and finally with a smirk, suggesting that I was no longer influenced by my past. My heart is still a little dark, and the eyes of caring for the "stupid hallucination" ended the movie.
This is my own understanding of the movie, if you have anything to add, please reply.
Although if this movie was played in the 1920s, the plot is not very outstanding, but compared to some B-level plots and horror movies now, it is still a bit interesting [Echoes my beginning, cough cough = WO]
[The male protagonist is interesting. In a few small forked plots, do you feel like me that the protagonist is going to stay in the hospital and die, and finally he and the heroine both leave, I feel good, not bored, not nervous, yes, no, I'm a bit nonsense 】
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