Many people have talked about the plot, soundtrack, and shooting techniques, but the setting of the female characters in the film is very interesting. As a woman, in the first 180 minutes of the film, I wondered in my heart why the female characters in the film are so thin and boring, like an adjunct to a patriarchal society, with features such as plump breasts and fat buttocks and always flattering. Typical traits (laughs...).
From the description of eva in the last few minutes, it can be seen that Stiller in the upper world is an arrogant person. I inevitably think of the feature of "straight male cancer". It is not difficult to understand why Stiller set A sense of accessory of female characters in the second world.
But the only eva, Stiller from the upper world who does not need to be attached to the second world, her image is independent, does not need to be attached to a man, and her love looks the most real. But in the simulated world, are other people’s emotions real? I still don’t go into this philosophical question...
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