Summarizes the central idea in one sentence: If you say you like to pretend, I will fuck you.
1. Compared with the Andalusian dog whose eyeballs were cut open by a razor, this one is for people to see.
2. A meal that can never be completed, interspersed with a few paragraphs of absurd and blurred dreams. The latter is more real than the former.
3. Buñuel said earlier, "Don't worry about the length of the film, I can add a dream after another according to the situation." But you'd better not hope to understand it before you go to the asylum.
4. The scene where the feast suddenly turns into a theater seems to be the core metaphor, and the decency of vanity and pretense seems to be a play.
5. Movies never stop at the screen. I can't find any reason to brag about Lao Bo's satire of the middle class who loves the Communist Party.
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