I have seen too many tragic dramas, but this is the one that I feel has the strongest physical and psychological reaction. Bai's killing, the bloody art, the philosophical dialogue, and the interludes of the Divine Comedy, the whole play made the audience's nerves tense to the extreme, challenging the visual experience to the extreme. The extreme publicity and show, especially the background music of the Divine Comedy interspersed, makes people have a very contradictory experience. I saw someone describe the experience of going to the theater in this way: "Less than half of the elderly couple left, and soon after a man left and gave the middle finger to the screen, (I don't know how many left) I really can't bear it. I sat on the ticket for two and a half hours, like sitting on pins and needles. I felt physically uncomfortable all over my body and I felt sick. After finishing it, I ran away, because I felt that at least half of the group behind me were lunatics. I can see some of the director's thoughts. , but I really don't have the slightest interest in thinking about it. This film has completely crossed my limit. Lars von Trier is a lunatic, and I believe if you tell me he is a serial killer." Should I Thankfully I watched it on the computer, otherwise I would have felt that Jack finally walked slowly into the house made of frozen corpses and found a hole in the floor, Virgil was calling him, and my soul was also when he got in. Follow them across the Styx and reach hell.
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