horror marriage life

Destin 2022-04-21 09:03:46

The film was made in the 1970s, when my parents were still married on a blind date for the purpose of inheriting the family, and they were planning to have children. Some people were even suffering because they couldn't find a daughter-in-law. Very suitable for large scenes of marriage horror. The entanglement of marriage between men and women in higher vocational Kochi. The movie presents a part of the real, but also very magical, the two are always sticky, heartbroken and tortured, so that when the two got married and then cheated on each other, they only felt frightened and could not feel what love was. It's like a conquering and being conquered, a slaughter and masochism, which is disgusting and tiresome, making people feel that reason is a stupid behavior in the emotional world. Don't take blindness as malicious. Blindness is ignorance and stupidity. Since marriage can’t be escaped, people have to get married when they reach a certain age, and they’re tired of living with anyone anyway. Anyway, even if they are financially independent, they will be empty, cheating, and seeking excitement. Then the essence of marriage is Maybe it was invented to protect children, but it can only be material. It is very frustrating in China to even associate divorce with shame, rather than a good solution that minimizes harm.

Pretend that everything is fine, it can't be. People who face life directly are ruthless and refreshing. Fortunately, the men and women in the movie have been expressing, trying to make the other party understand that I am right, what am I thinking, how I feel, or at least honesty. The numbness is heart-wrenching when you model your life. You can love, you can get married, you can divorce, but you can't lose yourself. The heroine can do her job well, but she is emotionally frightened and cowardly, so she forces herself to maintain harmony on the surface, optimism in her words, and in her bones and in her body, she has reached the truth that she can't help but bounce when she touches it. The final ending is like a hilarious mystery, what is it that makes love disappear and makes love burn?

Is it sex or faith? If it is sex, human beings are not sex for reproduction anymore. Genetic design is like this, and it has nothing to do with love, whether it is dopamine or oxytocin, people who are trying to sober up in marriage, and people who have high expectations for others are all painfully. There is no answer, the tragedy is too similar, it has not stopped, it has been staged, and it has been awakening.

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  • Austin 2022-03-19 09:01:11

    This movie is really "boring" and wonderful! From beginning to end, it is almost an indoor play + dialogue, and the movie version is nearly 3 hours long, but it is rich in content and does not feel lengthy. Liv Uman is beautiful + divine acting, Jes is really a bit like her. . . (By the way, ask for the TV version?)

  • Casimer 2022-03-15 09:01:11

    I hope the Marriage Registration Office of the Civil Affairs Bureau will play this video on a 24-hour loop

Scenes from a Marriage quotes

  • Marianne: I felt inadequate at work and at home, and I was a washout in bed too. I was hedged in by all the griping and endless demands! Goddamn you! Was it so strange that I used sex for leverage? I was outnumbered, having to fight you, both sets of parents and society! When I think about what I endured, I could scream! I tell you this: never again! You sit there whining about conspiracies. Well, it serves you right! I hope you'll have it rammed down your throat that you're a useless parasite.

    Johan: You're being utterly grotesque!

    Marianne: So what? That's what I've become!

  • Marianne: Sometimes you ask such goddamn silly questions.

    Johan: Sorry. Are you angry with me?

    Marianne: I'm not angry, but I'm on the verge of tears. The trouble with me is that I can't get angry. I wish that for once in my life I could really lose my temper, as I sometimes feel I have every right to. I think it would change my life. But that's not the point. You spoke earlier about loneliness. That bit about being strong on your own. I don't believe in your gospel of isolation.I think it's a sign of weakness.

    Johan: What's wrong, Marianne?

    Marianne: It's so... humbling.

    Johan: What's humbling?

    Marianne: I think about you... and I think about myself and about the future. I can't see how you're going to cope without me. Sometimes I think in desperation, "I must look after Johan. He's my responsibility. It's up to me to make sure he's all right. That's the only our lives will be worthwhile."

    Marianne: I don't believe people are strong all on their own. You have to have someone's hand to hold.