Doomsday Philosopher, Reivew on After the Dark

At first, I thought it was a film about philosophy, because the title was too straightforward; after reading the introduction, I thought it was a catastrophic film about the end times, but with philosophy as the main line; I saw the male pig When the female pig was in the classroom, she thought it was a movie with a group of people discussing philosophy. It wasn't until the end that I realized that this was a childish act of the teacher breaking the vinegar bottle in order to embarrass the rival in love, and he did not hesitate to pull the whole class to make props. Can I say this is a pit?

In the name of being tall and tall, the film expounds a triangular teacher-student relationship (let's call it a triangle), which is a very bold act. Because they also know that they can trick the audience to watch, but they will certainly cause complaints. But the clever thing about this film is that it uses philosophy as the main line. Not only is philosophy, it is based on logic, and this logic has different routines for different people, so some viewers who don't have a deep understanding of philosophy want to complain but can't find the point. Audiences who know philosophy know that this film is a pit, and they don't bother to be honest with you.

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