Charlie Kaufman's new book, "I Want to End It All," by my favorite screenwriter, tells the story of a couple's journey back to their man's house as a guest. The swing in front of the dilapidated house, the frozen lamb, the rotten pig, the strangely old and suddenly young jake parents, the phone call that the girlfriend doesn't want to answer, the inexplicable ice cream shop, the inexplicable dance and awards, all this can't help but make I wondered if they were being swept away by the vortex of fast and slow time, or were they jumping on different timelines. However, after reading it, I found that was not the case at all. This time, Charlie Kaufman and the original author did not add any fantasy elements to the story, which was not a small deviation from my expectations. After all, the idea of "Being Johannovich" really sucks. If everyone is the chief director of their own life, just like the sentence in Han Han's film: After listening to a lot of great truths, I still can't live my life well. Even if it is so good, there will always be some people who will make this movie a bad movie for various reasons. ,Is not it? Watching bad movies is definitely torture. Such a shity life is also a kind of torture. So you come up with different plots and false hopes, but you can't choose the perfect time to bring your girlfriend home in your fantasy, which is very tragic. So you think about ending it all. Someone has to be a pig covered in maggots, right?
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