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Psychological film model can be used for discussion of undergraduate psychology students.
Marshall 2022-01-08 08:01:41
I thought it was an old movie. If it was an old movie, I would give it a 9-point rating. It was later discovered that it was a movie from 2010, and I still felt it was worth 8 points. The wonderful thing about this film is that it uses a first-person perspective to capture the world in the eyes of patients with split personality, while encompassing the real world and the psychological world. It is not like a deadly ID, only a world of patients, unlike flying over a lunatic asylum, which mainly represents the objective world. It is a combination of the two. There is less commercial suspense than the confinement island, and a little more care for the patient's sub-personality itself, although the ending is like that...good film, recommended! ! !
Extended Reading
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Sarah: [seductively] So... Roy.
[said as if growling the name]
Roy: Not interested.
Sarah: You didn't hear me out.
[smiles]
Roy: Fine. Shoot.
Sarah: Well, I know you said you wouldn't date any of us inside the ward, but...! I just know I'm getting out soon. And I thought maybe you could call me sometime.
Roy: There is no way I will ever, ever date you. Got it?
Sarah: But I know...
Roy: No! Not ever! Now leave me alone. I'm swamped here, and I don't have time for this.
[goes off]
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Sarah: So, you and your coo-coo bird have fun sneaking out last night?
Kristen: [sighs] Go away.
Sarah: You could have gotten us all in trouble.
Kristen: We were looking for Iris.
Sarah: And?
Kristen: Couldn't find her.
Sarah: Well, you probably weren't looking in the right places.
[indicating Emily, derisive:]
Sarah: Not with Magellan over there.