still have many misunderstandings about psychological science, and some people even sneer at it.
"What kind of nonsense about childhood, moaning without illness, pretending to be B..."
"I have a problem, and I blame my parents and society?"
...
I saw comments on a certain Internet saying that Katie was pretentious and she was just a bitch... Or just said that this is incomprehensible, the movie There is a problem with logic. I was thinking that if Katie lived in this world, she would be pissed off.
But having said that, "Katie" is by our side, right?
I'm not a professional, just talk about it as I think. The overall atmosphere of the movie is still gloomy. From the beginning, there was a car accident, my father suffered from epilepsy, mental problems, and only the only family left in this world— —Daughter (the one who said the aunt and uncle can shut up...), what I thought at first was how the father took his pains to bring up his daughter and became dependent on each other to have an indecent love...cough cough cough, but I guessed it was the father After a lot of torture, from the aforementioned illnesses and careers, a book called Tulip didn't have a good response, but a strong attack. Of course, I think illness also has a lot of negative effects on writing. And from the uncle and aunt, you said how could it be possible to hand over the love of the only relative left in this world to others? Being a father can't bear it. For this reason, he was prosecuted, and the lawsuit was hindered under economic pressure. As his father said, art and love are not equal to cold banknotes at this moment. I think everyone can understand the suffering of my father. When the daughter grew up, some viewers couldn't understand it anymore. When my daughter comes on stage, everything is so beautiful, beautiful, and smart, the object of men's admiration (after all, big-eyed Dada). My daughter studies psychology. I remember a line in the American drama "Hannibal" saying:
Most people who choose psychology have psychological trauma.
I don’t know if it’s the majority, but I know people who study psychology to heal themselves do exist.
So I see that the female lead chooses psychology and it is not difficult to guess the shadow of childhood. Then a barrage website kindly reminded me that the high energy in front of me lowered the volume. I thought it was a weird BGM to show the inner world of the heroine. Actually...everyone knows it, right-fried rice. I have to say that some clever audiences saw the toilet fried rice for the first time and began to reason about the shadow of childhood. I didn't pay attention at that time, because a fried rice didn't mean anything, let alone the United States, it was nothing in our country. Therefore, the film tells us many times in different places of the rice-fried rice campaign, especially telling me that the hostess does not fry rice occasionally, but often fry rice, just fry the rice casually, and if you don’t have any rice, you will have to fry it. Ask for speculation.
However, the heroine's heart does not have the vitality like her appearance, but a cold well. People like this often use drugs, alcohol, and fried rice to stimulate themselves. It is true that the hostess is keen on fried rice, and the short-term satisfaction brought by the secretion of hormones quickly dissipated. The difference in seasoning leads to different fried rice. This is promiscuity.
Until one day, I met a man who didn't want fried rice (strictly speaking, not just fried rice). Like her father, he was a writer. They fell in love. It is worth mentioning that the heroine also has a patient who, like her, lost her mother. Psychoanalysis schools will definitely deduce that she loves her "father" and the patient treated is her "self". This is also true at a certain level. After all, part of psychoanalysis is still retained by the current psychology community, empathy. , Projection and the like. Love is not a panacea, the trauma of childhood will be exposed in love life.
The first exposure is when the hostess retreats on the way to meet BF's friends and family. The strong anxiety in her heart will always give you a fatal blow at the right time. I think it is also at this time that some viewers began to spurn the heroine...For those who said that they were not loving enough, I just want to say that the manuscript of "Father and Daughter" handed to BF was swallowed by dogs? And the understanding of what BF said to the heroine when the heroine retreats, doesn't it also show that the heroine who has never just fried rice and didn't talk nonsense has shown her heart to BF?
The second exposure was naturally fried rice outside marriage. This period of atmosphere was very good, and it was also the climax of Dada's acting. The shortcomings are the unfounded motivation for fried rice. In fact, the onset of psychological trauma has never been obvious. His motives were silent and sudden, and the feeling of depression and suffocation came. People who have experienced it should be able to understand it. The hostess was hesitant before fried rice. She patted her head, as she said: I know here (brain), but don't know here (heart). This time I was defeated by the inner demons, and successfully seduced the target (I have big eyes that flicker\(^o^)/). She had red eyes during the fried rice this time, and I think she regretted it this time. Behind it is accompanied by the usual plot routines: the boyfriend finds out that he is angry and cleans up and leaves. Part of the audience also followed the routine to play cards:
"Distressed for the male protagonist"
"This woman is real"
"bitch!"
Well...it is true that the male protagonist is innocent. It is undeniable that without long-term company, enough patience and reasonable support can easily cause secondary harm to the patient, which is also a supplementary knife: Yes, you are not worthy of love, you are not worthy of love, you see, another person Leaving you away, you suck.
Faced with such a blow, some people chose to abandon this world.
The hostess walked into the bar again as usual, only this time, there was more music in the bar.
When the father handed "Father and Daughter" to his boss, he didn't have a lot of emotional ups and downs. I think that besides financial affairs, he wanted to write down his favorite notebooks and leave it to his daughter to accompany her. In the end, This book, this father's love also really gave her daughter hope and direction in life. Of course, the film does not develop in a single line like I said. It is easy to cause deviations. The film is a two-line process, and it is a two-line cross. For example, the transformation from the father teaching himself to ride a bicycle to teaching his children the patient's car is all for people In the place of the tears, you can feel that when there is no one around, the boyfriend leaves, and the loneliness, there is still that father's love.
Needless to say, Russell's acting skills can be said to be a major support for the quality of the play. Amanda is naturally inferior, but there is no place for me to play, and some of the scenes are very good.
Anyway, my Delta is picturesque.
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