Completely incomprehensible

Perverted Ideologist's Guide

Zero space:

Ideology: It is not for us to obey obligations and restrain ourselves, but to have fun

sound of Music:

The difference between enjoyment and pleasure

Coca Cola:

Ode to Joy:

West Side Story:

I know very well what bad things I'm doing, but I'll keep doing it

taxi driver:

Fantasy is the core of the ideology, making up for the ambiguity behind the explanation. to rescue a "victim", but the "victim" itself is not like being rescued

Great White Shark:

An outsider, an outside threat, simply represents the source of all threats, and is used to explain the emergence of Linlin's specific fears. Nazi's extreme ideology

Starbucks coffee

Consumerism, here comes the story: We will donate part of the price of coffee to farmers who grow coffee and help children's health, so you are buying a responsibility and a contribution, which gives you peace of mind.

Titanic

second Life:

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If that's Zizek's narrative, it's too bad.

certainly,

There are still two advantages, harvesting a lot of good movie names and arbitrary viewing order.

There is also a star for a little directional inspiration, such as hedonic and pleasure, pursuit of enjoyment, outsiders, fantasy, although I don’t understand

Žižek tried to stand in the context of the film to discuss the ideological predicament he was in, and the narrative seemed to have succeeded two-thirds of the way.

But like the notes I listed above, most of the content can't be summarized, and even the point of view can't be condensed after the snippet. It is like saying a bunch of sentences and words, adding "talkableness", "good quality", and "extensibility can be explored", which are collectively referred to as thinking about ideology. Yes, I can't even call this criticism, because there is no proof, and you can't even understand it. Starbucks coffee tells a story, and then you can put on the concept of consumerism, and the story of targeted poverty alleviation even makes you feel at ease, but what's the matter? If Starbucks' prices are just right, don't make value money, and do do CSR, then what? Moreover, even if Starbucks does tell a story, please note that it is a story, not a deliberately made up story, and people believe it, so Starbucks makes money by creating values, but good things do happen, we can only call it more expensive Use people's sense of responsibility to make money in a way, isn't it? Other than that, no lie. The great white shark symbolizes a foreign invader, which makes people's specific fears transformed into it, so this great white shark is an ideology. Some people use this foreign invader to deliberately divert the contradiction? is that so? So how did this happen? Just like in Jo Jo Rabit, I can understand Jo Jo and York's imagination, but it's really puzzling how adults can change their minds so quickly. Has no one found a flaw in this process? How could such a perfect plan be invented? How did it spread? It seems that no one deliberately teaches it, and it seems that the rulers of the world have learned it? Everything is so quiet? How do they think?

So I watched a bunch of five-star reviews, and the eloquent reviews were just as incomprehensible as this film, really fans