The Milgram Experiment and the Stanford Prison Experiment can be said to be very remarkable experiments in the history of psychology. The good and evil of human nature they explore allows us to glimpse what we think when there is no external force, and what we do when we face various pressures. the choices are different.
There are two turning points in the film. 1. The black uncle began to guide and control the prison rules, representing the enforcer of the rules. No. 2.77 said "I am a prisoner" and was obeyed by the rules. In this case, the red light means the rules. The rulers are allowed to do as they please under the rules.
When Flying Man died, it reminded me of Chainsaw, if the script was changed to: The whole project was led by Flying Man, he was actually a sociopath like a Joker character, he did it to be seen The ugliness of human nature, and then broadcast all this live on the Internet.
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