After watching Charlie Kaufman's new film "I Want to End It All," I opened the window.
Sunshine outside. Every building is realistic. There are trees, cars, and alleys. I know, that's not their original shape, that's what light appears on people's retinas after refraction.
It is said that time is distributed linearly. Is there any curvature? I forgot. People's emotions are probably the same. It used to be Wilde and Shakespeare, and now it's Kaufman, who listed them on the screen in series for the audience to feel the taste.
Watching a movie on a computer, is it really watching a movie? This is a philosophical question. Can virtue be carved into stone in the form of words, so that virtue can reshape the golden body?
Stories are often fictional. The way of telling is like scales. They are arranged and combined to form a world that is both fantasy and real. Are the old man's absurdity and the young man's fantasy the same thing?
After watching the entire movie, not only did I not understand it, but I was even more confused.
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