When watching this film, I can't help but have some scary thoughts. What would it be like to live in a place where everyone might have changed their face? Just like in a science fiction movie, it is impossible to tell who is a real person and who is a C3PO (of course it is too exaggerated). After all, human beings are a group of creatures, and they most instinctively reject individual mutations because they are at a loss as to what to do.
Of course, this "Time" is just using plastic surgery to continue the perverted personality that Kim Ki-duk has always expressed, but the surgical clip at the beginning of the film really scared me. The plastic surgeon asked like a judge, I'll give you another chance to think about it, but it's a pity that the hysterical women and the neurotic men seem to have no hesitation. Women think that they can find love by changing their faces, but men betray and retaliate.
In Kim Kidd's case, although his face changes over time, it only represents desire and has never been related to love. The hateful thing is that until the end, he has been obsessed with showing a terrible world that is constantly reincarnating.
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