Terrible world, poor man

Gerson 2022-01-09 08:02:41

It was a thrill for me, who didn't give much attention to the horror and horror just after watching this film. I am still a little trembling, and I want to give up halfway through it. I told myself that it was just a story before I finally finished watching it.


I have always felt that psychological horror is truly terrifying and much more powerful than the kind that is just supernatural.


The story is very suspenseful, one after another, the next thing is always unexpected. I feel that Julia is so pitiful. After experiencing so much, she is still in the eternal darkness. I deeply doubt whether she can choose to trust others again. The volunteer did what he wanted this time, but he was dead, and all he did was ruin another person's life.


Seeing the scene when they were in the basement at the end, the volunteers wanted to blind Julia's eyes and said that they would take her to a place where no one knew them. I was just wondering what could be done. She already knew what you did, and it is no longer possible to love you anymore. Even if you live together, there is only pain. Volunteers are pitiful, but he can only live in such encounters and cannot extricate himself. His life has created his character, and his character determines his results.


The ending of the story is quite warm. In this world full of crisis and doubt, people find that there is finally real love.

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Los ojos de Julia quotes

  • Isaac: Close your eyes.

    Julia Levin: [sighs] What?

    Isaac: Close your eyes.

    [Julia closes her eyes]

    Isaac: Can you see me?

    Julia Levin: Of course I can't

    Isaac: Then how do you know I'm still here with you?

    Julia Levin: Because I can ear you.

    Isaac: What if I remain silent? How do you know I'm still here?

    [Julia, still with her eyes closed, extends her arm to Isaac and touches his face]

    Julia Levin: I can touch you.

    Isaac: And can you smell me?

    Julia Levin: [touches his lips] And kiss you.

    [they kiss]

  • Créspulo: [to Julia, about the "Invisible Man"] Be careful. The man who was with your sister had very angry eyes. He knows how to be a shadow. If someone feels invisible and is angry at the world, he can be dangerous. He has no lights. Nobody looks at him. He could sneak up on you and before you realise...