of sewers, stinky gutters, or a desolate courtyard full of spider webs.
With breeding, not only will there be violent storms after the thunder, but the knife thing doesn't sound absurd
God, this world of riots and blood is the world you and I live in.
I almost pray that the movie will end soon, I can't stand it. The bullshit and filth
I thought about a conversation I had with a friend a few days ago, will I also be in three or five years from the live satire
everyone in the drama is tired of the current life and runs off to a fantasy life to
look like Not so good, or even worse
and you don't have time to sympathize with him, because the worst is yet to
come
. I have to face death. Fortunately, my outlook on life is pessimistic and world-weary.
Life is a cruel, painful and meaningless experience. If you want to be happy, you can only deceive yourself."
The most brilliant words in the film must be: Since Life is so erratic and painful, how can we survive this life?-----Sometimes fantasy works better than medicine.
"tomorrow will be fine" maybe just an illusion
The movie tries to convey thinking about life, death, emotions, beliefs:
ugliness and cruelty are the real face of life
lies and deceit make it look so good
, mean and selfish people always get
Living in fantasy for one’s own interests can’t change anything except to numb one’s heart
. When people’s heart is disturbed, they are very fragile.
Some small situations can cause huge waves in the heart.
When you are lonely and helpless, it is easiest to place your emotions and future on something
, or the past or the future, or a belief, maybe just a sentence.
I don't agree with Woody Allen's point of view
. Watching his movies is very depressing, I Excluding such a life from the inside out,
his way of expressing it is indeed unique
. From his point of view, it perfectly interprets his thoughts.
I will still insist on watching all his films and
try to think from another point of view with another way of thinking
and
How strong
is the heart of such a cruel director who dares to explain reality
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