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deception differential situation
Marlon 2022-04-23 07:04:03
From today's point of view, this movie feels a bit like a fairy tale. Although the process of watching is also pleasing to the eye, but after watching it, I always feel that something is wrong, what is the content? Maybe the twists and turns of the story are far more attractive to the audience than the richness, or the film may not necessarily be rich, and it is not good to have a sketch or entertainment. It's just that I didn't find the kind of tearful point that a netizen said, and it seems that I am unwilling. I feel that the plot design of the two deceptions is more ingenious. People of low social status pretend to be noble and are usually considered vain and shameless; people of high social status pretend to be commoners and are often seen as humble and respected. If only taken literally, this conclusion seems unfair to people of low social status, it is also all pretense, and it is essentially deceit, why the encounters are so different. But if you start from real-life experience, you will find that there are absolutely reasonable factors for this conclusion. The story narrated in the film also proves this conclusion in a dramatic way: Irina’s first lie was not forgiven, and although Rachkov was portrayed as a villain who was ultimately punished, Irina was not allowed to. Not willing to suffer the consequences because of the deception first; Irina deceived for the second time, although Gosha, who was slightly macho, was annoyed for eight days, but finally got an understanding, and the two were back on good terms. If a simple derivation is made, the conclusion will be ridiculous: people must tell the truth when they are in a low position, otherwise they will be punished; and once they are high, it will be harmless to tell lies.
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Shirley 2022-03-18 09:01:06
Its practical marriage reveals the class problem in the Soviet Union. Russian movies love to show milk too much (only show women but not men), this set the tone, and it is impossible to stand in a true female standpoint. Marrying low is completely fine, but what it instills is: No matter how strong you are, you won't be able to keep a man if you don't be a kid! ! Hehe, a man is so fragile, why do you keep him? I was better than a married girl on my own. Babysitter + bodyguard + senior bed partner = perfect? Why is that man so "perfect"? Because she is good enough, that man is ordinary enough! It's just the high pay of the disadvantaged party to make up the gap! Even so, he still wants to inherit the patriarchy and become the boss of the family, and then he said that he didn't work hard because he didn't have an official addiction and didn't want to be a king? ? Such nonsense can only be believed by women. In any country, there are more single men than single women. There are fewer men in the blind date club because men with poor conditions are not qualified to enter.
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Maximillian 2022-03-19 09:01:08
In fact, it can be called "Moscow" everywhere, and many things make people "not believe", and everyone will have his "tears"
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Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears quotes
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Lyudmila Gurina: Don't cry.
Lyudmila Gurina: You know what Moscow thinks of tears.
Lyudmila Gurina: We shouldn't be sitting around, we should do something.