I heard that the comments on this film are clearly divided into two extremes: obscure or profound
Charlie Kaufman I am full of incredible love for every film by this geek director from From being Malkovich to being warm and radiant sometimes I even wonder if he and all the grooves in the brains of the characters in these movies look different from normal people. . .
The whole movie uses so many actors and so many sets that seem to help the protagonist think about what life is, what a movie is, a drama, a green zip-up coat from childhood, a fallen petal tattoo on an arm, a daily take from God The note that arrives is a miniature oil painting or a drugged glass of wine is anything you can think of.
He is the director. He directs his own life. He wants to be as real and perfect as possible. Sad but this behavior is tantamount to the little girl constantly yelling at her mother "my finger is bleeding, my finger is bleeding" trying to get attention and let the world know "I hurt" this is him A humble way to prove his existence When he knows he's been abandoned by the world, at
the end, he finally knows how to make the show, set the stage, set the name, he's getting old, and the actors are all dead by now The remaining sentence to a stranger I love you
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