the second-generation Thomas left with a complicated mentality, his back gradually drifted away on the beach, and finally turned into a black dot, and at this moment Rebecca's hut suddenly lit up, as if implying a permanent watch... ...Two infatuated men and women finally interpret their love in this way. The promise that Thomas wrote in his childhood became the cage of Rebecca's life.
Love, fulfilled by this note, also dried up.
"I will wait for you for as long as you take"
is cold in tone throughout the film, with a soothing narrative technique. The material should have been bold and outstanding, but the director did not choose to focus on the expression of conflict and violence. The details of the gray lines of the grass snake and the close-up close-ups are used to superimpose the delicate psychological changes of the characters, just like an aging woman looking back alone at the thickest and most profound emotional memory of her years when night falls.
It can be said that many fans are more inclined to appreciate how the characters deal with the balance of being on the brink of danger, and the infatuation and madness in the face of emotions that are incompatible with the world, and the plot also has a huge tension. , the director did the opposite, letting the whole film permeate a European style of literature and art, and the credits from the beginning of the literature and art had to make me fast-forward... But personally, I think it is still a film worthy of aftertaste. 's best film.
The female protagonist is portrayed as a completely different character from the male protagonist, obedient, restrained and firm, while the male protagonist is a maverick, cute and naughty problem person, a love affair that came to an abrupt end and then rekindled, without waiting for ecstasy It disappeared again in a hurry, obviously so in love, but there are so many blanks, this unwillingness was hidden in Rebecca's tears falling in the car, turned into a clone authorization letter, and became a new birth in Rebecca's womb. life.
The second-generation Thomas is also very emotional. He has been surrounded by many friends since he was a child, and he will also bring friends of the opposite sex home for the night. This behavior became more and more outrageous in his youth, and even finally brought his girlfriend home to live with his mother, letting him live with his mother. For Rebecca, her mother listening to sex through the wall was the cruelest punishment in the world.
I think Rebecca not only recognizes her identity as a second-generation Thomas' mother to some extent (fearing the world's vision, letting second-generation Thomas call her mother, and never preventing her son from interacting with the opposite sex), but also contradictingly maintains a relationship with the first generation. Thomas' unforgettable love, she has been overly dependent on and intimate with her son since childhood, and retains the desire of the opposite sex for her son (leaving the computer to prepare the second generation of Thomas to finally know the truth), so what she finally said was "I love you" You, I need you", but - "at least, you are still alive", which is the highest sacrifice of women to love. (I don’t know if this explanation can convince some fans who questioned why the director handled the plot in such a contradictory way.) The second-
generation Thomas had lust for Rebecca, that is, his mother, from the episode of fighting with his mother when he was a child, and became an adult. The mother-son scene played in front of his girlfriend later can be seen, no matter what the purpose, being able to do this has already explained a lot of problems. Dinosaur toys buried with same-sex partners are actually the feelings between mother and child that are questioned by others. Perhaps it is a bold guess that the second generation Thomas has no friends at the seaside. When he shared some details of his life with the only one of the same age When he was a partner, he encountered pressure from the outside world. He superficially recognized this "mistake" and tried to correct it, so when Rebecca brought the little dinosaur back, the child's expression was obviously not happy. It is more likely that he brought his girlfriend back to live with him in order to set a warning sign to cut off desires that, in his opinion, are taboo in human relations.
The appearance of his biological mother finally broke the balance. He kept asking, she kept talking, she didn't know where to start, and he didn't need her to start from the very beginning of the story. So, he knew everything in an arrogant way she didn't want, but he didn't agree with the love he once had. When he was young, he didn't agree with the words of the replicators, and his naive speech that he thought he was unique became a big joke. For Thomas, this is not a fatal pain.
Two devastated people made a love that was purely venting.
Rebecca never dared to hug her former lover and now her son, how ironic and poignant.
The male protagonist has starred in "Doctor Who", and many people complained about his appearance when watching the film. In fact, it is pleasing to the eye, and he can also enter the play. From the perspective of character setting, it is more suitable for him.
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