"These violent delights have violent ends."——Those violent delights have violent ends.
10 points. The first time I met Polanski, it was too strong.
The most vivid interpretation of love and desire, two people from encounter to acquaintance, from infatuation to glue, from boredom to disgust, and finally endless hatred and torture. The film is full of sharp moral conflicts and sincere depictions of desire, leaving all hypocritical audiences as embarrassed as Hugh Grant's English hypocrite. The narrative structure of the sets is extremely elegant, and the contrast and intertextuality between the two British and French couples is thought-provoking.
Does eternal love exist? Does love torture each other? Is hate another form of love?
The actors' performances are very expressive (the British husband's hypocrisy and idiots are annoying, but Hugh Grant's interpretation of the role is more proof), and the design and rhythm of the plot are superb.
How to express the encounter? ——A chance encounter on a bus, and a gentlemanly delivery of the ticket.
How to express the attraction of two people at first sight? ——The man imitates the action of the woman and makes the girl laugh with a sip of water in his mouth. Play hopscotch like a child after dinner.
How to express the sweetness of first love? ——Hand in hand and confession on the merry-go-round.
How to express passionate love and violent indulgence? - Full martial arts of SM props. Various role-playing, dance with strong sexual implication and religious sense. Props take turns: yogurt running down the breast, sharp razors and silly pig masks.
How to show disgust? - Full PUA, demeaning your appearance, humiliating your cooking, jettisoning on the plane.
How to show hatred? - Send a bunch of flowers, and then send you paralyzed lower limbs.
How to show torture? - take care of the rest of your life, then witness your whole mess and humiliate your self-esteem by having sex with a black man in front of you.
Da Liu wrote in The Three-Body Problem: Silence is the greatest contempt. Likewise, hate is definitely not the opposite of love, indifference is. Strong hatred is also strong love, both are strong bonds between people, but in different forms. There is no pleasure in torturing strangers. Love is always a synonym for possessiveness. Mimi's various tortures to Oscar and Oscar's extreme loss rather than indifference or excitement after seeing Mimi having sex with a black man just proves that the two still have strong feelings. 's fetters.
In the end, mimi is by no means aphasia, she is too smart and sober. You know, the pistol that killed Mimi was given to Oscar by herself.
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