"The Unreasonable" is a very ironic movie. The first point is that after murdering the judge, the philosophy professor thinks his behavior is moral, but when the police station mistakenly arrests another person, although the philosophy professor thinks his behavior is unethical, but in order to save himself Sentenced to life in prison for the second murder of his lover. This runs counter to the Kant philosophy that he talks about in the classroom, and he slaps his face every minute. The second point is that the female college student played by Emma Stone is obsessed with the romantic temperament of a philosophy professor and gives up her love but mediocre boyfriend. After knowing that the philosophy professor killed her, the character of the professor's romantic temperament collapsed, and she was almost killed by the philosophy professor. Professor Murder. Love is love, romance cannot carry everything. The third point is that the philosophy professor drew a flashlight as a gift when he was willing to contact a female college student for the first time. In the end, when he murdered the female college student, he also fell to his death in the elevator because he stepped on the flashlight. Another feature of the film "The Unreasonable Man" is that it is more philosophical. If it is a philosophical question of morality and conscience whether to surrender after murder described in Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment", then in this film, is it a question of whether another person is accidentally punished after murder? The need to surrender is a question of human selfishness.
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