But this time it was very unexpected, he would shoot the love of a pair of mental patients. This reminds me of "Oasis" filmed by Li Cangdong. For the mental patient, love seems more direct, simple and strong and irreplaceable. Different from the sad tone of "Oasis", "The Robot Doesn't Matter" is the process of the little prince rescuing the princess in trouble, and it is a heart-warming process.
When RAIN comes out and always pulls out the pants from his butt, it's really cute. It's really rare to be able to do this as a handsome and cool little king.
Although the film mainly shows the love of the mentally ill, there is still a deep injury that is common in Park Chan-wook's film. The heroine and the grandma who lives like a mouse are together, and the parents, uncle and aunt suddenly broke in and handed the grandma to her. The white-clothed person, since then, her life has been completely closed. She believes that her grandma is a mouse and she is a robot. She is afraid that the machine on her body will not eat anything, and she has a sorrow about her failure to save her grandma. And RAIN is a child who was abandoned by an irresponsible mother since he was a child. He only remembers that his mother told him to brush his teeth every night, and his mother took away an electric toothbrush from the house, so he would be very angry when others talked about his mother. , But he carries a box with his mother's photo on him. He likes to steal everyone's things, and he became a hero in the mental hospital because he can steal other people's bad ailments and habits.
The one that impressed me the most was the heroine fantasizing that her sympathy was stolen, she turned into a goddess of revenge, and carried out massacres on the hospital. Doctors fled everywhere, with blood-stained corpses everywhere, and the background music was pleasant. Piano piece. From this lens, I can still feel the breath of Park Chan-yu. It is a major feature of him to get great happiness in revenge, but watching this picture and listening to this music, I can never cherish the pain in my heart.
The other is, because RAIN knew that the heroine would die if she kept on hunger strike, so she tricked her into installing a rice energy converter. He was even ready to make mechanical repair sounds. When he repeatedly promised the heroine to repair her for life Rice energy converter, when she finally ate the first bite of rice under his guidance, he seemed to see the rice energy converter he installed for her working in her thin body, so he was so happy holding her Smiled.
He just helped her live better in the fantasy of robots. Isn't that the way love is?
She also went on a hunger strike when she was on a hunger strike; helped her find her grandma when she missed her grandma; saved her when she was about to lose her life; and walked with her when she wanted to die.
When two bodies that have been raining all night embrace in the faint morning light, what we see is love.
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