There are many beautiful bodies on the screen, women, men, the simplest natural beauty that cannot be modified. Makes me very satisfied. I tried to figure out the reason why the director arranged the story in 1983, whether this is a beautiful and free era that is as fascinating as the 60s, known as "you can see the parade in just one piece of clothing". In the homework I did in private, I couldn't find the answer to this question. I guessed a possible reason after making up the class. In the 1980s, AIDS began to officially knock on the door of mankind, declaring that it was justified to appear in the public. Is this the whole purpose of this movie? It took nearly 100 minutes to just declare a logic that has been repeated countless times, Away from AIDS, Save your life.
Always used to find a theme for the movie, this has become inevitable, because when we were learning Chinese from a young age, we were told to analyze paragraphs, refine the center, and find the structure. Perhaps the film did not intend to have a so-called theme at all, just like the absurd film that has not been shot in the film. All it needs is the picture, which is enough to fill the picture of a big bunch of popcorn. The pictures are beautiful and fashionable. Drugs, sex, rock and roll, movies, love, marriage, these products that are always detached in life, are affixed with a label that never expires. I think these are enough, totally enough, enough to connect the elements of the plot.
There are a lot of problems in life, unless you get rid of life, you must face it, so life may really be a tragedy. The picture is beautiful, and beauty is short-lived. The ancient Greeks discovered this truth a long time ago, so there was art, and literature, music, drama, and fantasy. Will come back and embrace the tragedy.
That being the case.
The plot is not important, as long as the picture is beautiful enough.
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