i want to murder

Justus 2022-10-09 23:56:49

An unnerving murder incident, the two protagonists' respective monologues, the director is just telling the murder, but has no intention to bring the audience into the murder. The unfolding of the story is like an ordinary Saturday morning, but it fascinates me so much. Philosophy is spiritual masturbation. How many books you read, how many roads you write, how many articles you write are bullshit, and you can't bring this boring and dirty world to you. A trace of life is like a pebble falling into the sea. People who can't find any sustenance have found themselves in the planning of a perfect murder, found their purpose in life, and everything has become full of vitality and vitality. I thought it was over After this murder, the male protagonist will return to his previous decadent and boring state, but he never thought that he would take this opportunity to reawaken his previous passion for love, sex, food, and life. I think this should also be a Temporary state, mental illness, like us, may not have the ability of normal people to perceive life at all, endless thinking tortures us, always thinking about something put me out of my misery, and before that, I used various things to paralyze myself , After doing that thing, can I have a way to pretend to be a normal person and perceive the world like a normal person.

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  • [first lines]

    Abe: [narrating] Kant said human reason is troubled by questions that it cannot dismiss, but also cannot answer. Okay, so, what are we talking about here? Morality? Choice? The randomness of life? Aesthetics? Murder?

    Jill: I think Abe was crazy from the beginning. Was it from stress? Was it anger? Was he disgusted by what he saw as life's never-ending suffering? Or was he simply bored by the meaninglessness of day-to-day existence? He was so damn interesting. And different. And a good talker. And he could always cloud the issue with words.

    Abe: Where to begin? You know, the existentialists feel nothing happens until you hit absolute rock bottom. Well, let's say that when I went to teach at Braylin College, emotionally, I was at Zabriskie Point. Of course, my reputation, or should I say a reputation, preceded me.

  • Abe Lucas: Jill had been right in her appraisal of me. I was teetering on the brink of some kind of breakdown, unable to deal with my feelings of anger, frustration, futility. They say that drowning is a painless way to go.